Work has started in downtown Orlando on the next New American Home — a high-profile but, in recent years, troubled attraction each year when the nation’s home builders gather for their annual convention and trade show.
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New American Home emerges from troubled past
Orlando Sentinel •In Las Vegas, where the most recent show convened in January, a private investor pulled his money out of this year's New American Home project, … and more » |
 Las Vegas Sun |
Las Vegas residents awaiting word on I-15 widening
Las Vegas Sun Eventually, the project to widen 3.7 miles from Sahara Avenue to the Spaghetti Bowl is expected to squeeze out 345 homes and 445 commercial properties. … Destruction is coming, but when?Las Vegas Sun all 5 news articles » |
 AOL News |
Trying to Get Foxx's Estate Out of the Redd
AOL News But in this real-life case, it's a county official in Las Vegas who is trying to put the life story of late "Sanford" star Redd Foxx on the block to resolve … |
NEWS Corporation held a high-level meeting of newspaper executives from around the globe in New York last month.
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REAL ESTATE: Recession leaves raw land in dust
Las Vegas Review - Journal That pretty much symbolized the crash in Las Vegas real estate, pulling the rug from underneath land speculators and investors. … |
To see the turmoil in commercial real estate, you don’t have to look much further than East Ninth Street and Superior Avenue in downtown Cleveland. This corridor is the local face of a national problem — one that is troubling in Cleveland but more severe in overbuilt markets like Las Vegas and Miami and battered cities such as Detroit. Across the country, a wave of office buildings, shopping …
 Plain Dealer |
Commercial real estate's challenges are apparent in downtown Cleveland corridor
Plain Dealer This corridor is the local face of a national problem — one that is troubling in Cleveland but more severe in overbuilt markets like Las Vegas and Miami … and more » |
Steve Lyle discovered his calling in the Zeldaz nightclub parking lot.
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Sales savvy helps CEO Steve Lyle weather economy
The Desert Sun Despite all the vacancies in office buildings, shopping centers and strip malls across the valley, Lyle sees some positive signs for commercial real estate. … and more » |