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MEED shifts project finance conference from Bahrain
DUBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) – A major regional project finance conference, slated to take place in protest-hit Bahrain at the end of February, has been moved to Dubai due to the unrest in the Gulf Arab island kingdom, organizers said on Sunday.
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MEED shifts project finance conference from Bahrain
DUBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) – A major regional project finance conference, slated to take place in protest-hit Bahrain at the end of February, has been moved to Dubai due to the unrest in the Gulf Arab island kingdom, organizers said on Sunday.
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MEED shifts project finance conference from Bahrain
DUBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) – A major regional project finance conference, slated to take place in protest-hit Bahrain at the end of February, has been moved to Dubai due to the unrest in the Gulf Arab island kingdom, organizers said on Sunday.
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Housing project rehab gets OK
WORCESTER – Plans to renovate the former Lincoln Square Boys Club building into market-rate housing cleared an important hurdle last night when the project won unanimous approval of the Planning Board.
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Housing crisis a lift for rentals
Vacancy rates are down and landlords are charging more as homeownership falls. In a sign that the nation’s foreclosure crisis is taking a toll, renters surged into the U.S. apartment market in the third quarter, pushing up rents and driving down vacancies.
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ReMax paints rosy fall housing market picture
ReMax Canada said Tuesday that the Canadian housing market “vastly improved” over the last three months, and that it expected sales to return to average levels this fall.
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Pasadena developers enjoy success in small-scale affordable housing project
PASADENA – With the ever-rising demand for affordable housing, John Muir High School friends Joel Bryant and Dan Akins think they’ve found a small-scale formula to build on. The final polish is being applied to the Pasadena developers’ latest six-unit “infill” condominium project at 1142 N. Allen Ave., in readiness for Wednesday’s grand opening celebration. The first two families will move in at …
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Today’s Housing Data Was Ugly And Missed Expectations, But Homebuilder Stocks Are Surging
Gregory White just highlighted how August new home sales missed expectations today . 8.6 months of housing reply remains in the system, but homebuilder stocks are however rising.
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U.S. housing calls to Canadians
The collapse in housing prices and a strong Canadian dollar are luring north-of-the-border buyers to Arizona and other states where the weather is warm and the housing cheap.
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Durable goods sales report boosts stock market
NEW YORK — Stocks rose sharply Friday, giving the market its fourth straight week of gains, after a big increase in orders for manufactured goods allowed investors to shake off several days of doldrums.
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Builders vie for NYC waterfront housing project
Several real estate powerhouses said they will bid for the first phase of what New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says is the city’s biggest affordable housing project in 35 years.
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Homebuilder anticipates rebound in Prince George’s
As the region’s housing market struggles toward stability, some homebuilders hope to get a jump on the recovery while others remain stymied by financial woes.
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Looking for housing
It’s pretty safe to say most residents in the MonDak region are well aware of the housing situation. Plenty of jobs but a lack of housing has brought national attention to the region.
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Plans for housing project on hold because of economy
Specific development plans remain unknown for a $ 2.3 million property that Sacramento State purchased in 2005 to build Ramona Village, a faculty and staff housing community. …
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Housing sector reinforced by remittances, growth in BPO sector: association official
HOUSING developers in Central Visayas remain optimistic and confident heading to the last quarter of the year as remittances from overseas workers increase and business process outsourcing (BPO) in Ce read more
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Brakes applied on V8 economy
WA’s V8 economy is fracturing in two, with the retail and housing markets stalling while the resources sector powers ahead.
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