11/12/2009 - Vipar Concludes Annual Business Conference With Good Turnout Vipar Heavy Duty saw a boost in attendance among its distributors, supplier partners and industry associates at this year’s Annual Business Conference, which was held at the Marco Island Marriott, in Marco Island, Fla., Oct. 18-23….
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The centerpiece casino at the $8.5 billion CityCenter complex on the Las Vegas Strip moved one step closer toward a December opening as key state regulators Friday supported its application for a gambling license. The Nevada Gaming Control Board unanimously… Las Vegas Strip - Gambling - Casino - Nevada - United States
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What could be worse than a housing bust?
Contrarian Profits (blog) That's right, the next train wreck will be in commercial real estate. Couldn't be worse than last year's residential market crash? That remains to be seen. … and more » |
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Real Estate: Milwaukee industrial space market among nation's healthiest
Milwaukee Small Business Times (14.8 percent), Little Rock, Ark. (14.6 percent), Las Vegas (14.3 percent) and Detroit (14.0 percent). In another sign of the Milwaukee area industrial real … |
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Real Estate: Milwaukee industrial space market among nation's healthiest
Milwaukee Small Business Times (14.8 percent), Little Rock, Ark. (14.6 percent), Las Vegas (14.3 percent) and Detroit (14.0 percent). In another sign of the Milwaukee area industrial real … |
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'2012': The End Again, By Kurt Loder
MTV.com … Las Vegas craps out, and the coast of California rears up and slides right into the ocean. All that, plus lots of collapsing high-rise real estate, … and more » |
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'2012': The End Again, By Kurt Loder
MTV.com … Las Vegas craps out, and the coast of California rears up and slides right into the ocean. All that, plus lots of collapsing high-rise real estate, … and more » |
The 30 percent drop in condo prices at CityCenter is going to cost Realtors in commissions.