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WallStSense.com Fundamental & Technical Coverage of AEP, FCE-A, SNV, KMB, FL and RHT
Our analysts have issued complimentary analysis on the following six companies: American Electric Power Co.
Two Buildings At MIT's University...
A pair of twin office buildings in MIT's University Park, a mixed-use, science and technology park in Cambridge, has secured a seven-year, $90 million fixed-rate refinancing loan.
that $55 million in federal tax credits for Forest City would not go to arena bonds
So the $55 million in federal tax credits going to an affiliate of Forest City Enterprises, as reported Friday, will not in fact be for the arena bonds, as an Empire State Development Corporation spokeswoman initially confirmed .
Denver Leverages Private Funds to Secure Stimulus Dollars for Interchange Project
The growing Denver community of Stapleton and the rest of the citya s northeast metropolitan area will be welcoming a much-needed interstate highway interchange thanks to a partnership between Denver, the State of Colorado and developer Forest City Enterprises to leverage federal recovery dollars for the project.
How Does A Sports Arena Qualify For $55 Million In Federal Tax Credits?
The Federal Government has just given $55 million to "Forest City Community Development Entity, LLC" headquartered in Brooklyn.
Forest City Secures $90M Tech Office Refi
Forest City Enterprises is refinancing its property at 45/75 Sydney St., twin office buildings connected by a sky-bridge. The mixed-use, science and technology park is picking up a $90-million refi, as the old debt matured, the owner is putting on new debt.
Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn
Feds Grant $55 Million to Forest City Ratner. Funds Seem to be for Atlantic Yards
Feds Grant $55 Million to Forest City Ratner. Funds Seem to be for Atlantic Yards The Federal Government has just given $55 million to "Forest City Community Development Entity, LLC" headquartered in Brooklyn.
RothmanResearch.com Completes Analysis on DKS, FCE-A, HL, AEP, EQR and CVM
On this day, we have begun tracking the following companies as they have shown remarkable correction in recent days, you can access these free reports with a number of other reviews by signing up for your complimentary membership at : http://www.rothmanresearch.com/ Companies been researched today are: Dick's Sporting Goods Inc.
County reform: Business community's money gives Issue 6 big advantage
Cleveland's business community pumped tens of thousands of dollars into the campaign to restructure Cuyahoga County government, giving the effort nearly eight times as much money as a competing plan that would delay reform.
EDITORIAL: Clovis tech park plans show vision for future
Clovis Research and Technology Park will nearly double in size over the next several years after Clovis City Council members approved plans for the project Monday night.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Forest City Provides Update on Credit Line Renewal, Other Financing Activity
Forest City Enterprises, Inc. today provided a progress update on the modification and renewal of its $750 million revolving credit facility, and also announced extensions and refinancings among its property-level, non-recourse debt maturities.
Forest City to offer notes, refinances and extends loans
Forest City Enterprises Inc. plans to offer $175 million in convertible senior notes to certain institutional buyers, generating cash for purposes such as repaying money borrowed on the company's $750 million revolving credit facility.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
/C O R R E C T I O N -- Forest City Enterprises, Inc./
In the news release, Forest City to Offer $175 Million Convertible Senior Notes, issued 19-Oct-2009 by Forest City Enterprises, Inc.
Site of proposed mall site shaping up for warehouses
Once envisioned as a regional outlet mall, a 32-square-block tract of land west of Salt Lake City International Airport is rounding into shape now as an industrial park.
Cost prompts Mansfield school officials to send auditorium proposal back to city
By ROBERT CADWALLADER MANSFIELD - Saying it is too expensive, school officials have sent back to the city for further review its proposal to make a $39 million school auditorium part of a massive planned retail development at The Shops at Broad Street.City officials hope that the 5,500-seat arts center in the 1.2 million-square-foot project will ...
Battle over Towne Place receiver continues
There's still no receiver in place at Kenwood Towne Place, though Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Beth Myers said Friday she'd issue an order on the matter within two weeks.
It Came From The Atlantic Yards Report
The Empire State Development Corporation, the tool of developer Bruce Ratner, pulled a fast one at their last board meeting.
MaryAnne Gilmartin's very good investment advice
On July 22, at the first community information session , Forest City Ratner's MaryAnne Gilmartin said that "we have assets that are, in our opinion, worth many times more" than the current stock price.
Cleveland Metropolitan School District Celebrates 4th Annual "Hats Off to CMSD Kids Day"
Dr. Eugene Sanders, CEO of Cleveland Schools, invites the Cleveland community out to tip their hats in celebration of the 4th annual "Hats Off to CMSD Kids Day" on Friday, October 2, 2009.
The Times updates its math: add $60 million in losses and $160...
The New York Times has updated its article suggesting that Mikhail Prokhorov got his Nets and Atlantic Yards investment at a two-thirds discount, now calling the investment a "safety net" for Bruce Ratner.
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