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October 03, 2005
Business briefs Northwest Indiana Times
Business briefs
Northwest Indiana Times Business - Sep 20 10:45 PM
The Federal Reserve boosted interest rates Tuesday to the highest level in four years despite the effects of Hurricane Katrina, saying fallout from the storm didn't pose a "persistent threat" to the nation's economic health.
Condo high-rise plans revamped to impress
The Indianapolis Star - Sep 29 6:24 AM
After several hang-ups in getting One Market Square off the ground, the developers of the Downtown Indianapolis condominium project are ready to show off dozens of revamped floor plans.
Orlando condo vacancies may represent pierce in bubble
BizJournals - Oct 02 10:31 PM
ORLANDO -- Novice investors in the condo market soon may be in for a rude awakening.
Luxury condominiums move into Downtown
Pittsburgh Live - Sep 28 9:07 PM
E.V. Bishoff Co.'s plans to transform the former Union National Bank Building, Downtown, into the Carlyle, a luxury condominium complex, excited attorney Brian G. Ritz.
The Donald says real estate will always be a trump card
San Jose Mercury News - Sep 27 6:00 AM
Developer Donald Trump said real estate values will continue to rise because of low interest rates and demand from overseas buyers.
Orleans Homebuilders Inc. to repurchase stock
bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance - Sep 19 8:35 AM
The board of directors for Orleans Homebuilders Inc. has authorized the repurchase of up to 1 million shares of the company's common stock.
Canyon-Johnson Urban Funds and Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse Break Ground on Mixed-Use Development in Baltimore:
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Sep 29 9:00 AM
Canyon-Johnson Urban Funds is investing in Baltimore for the first time through a partnership with local developer Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse on a $90 million urban in-fill development near Johns Hopkins University.
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