Local Headlines
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St Petersburg hosts Great Neighborhoods Conference
1 hr ago | via WMNF-FM Tampa
This week, the 13th annual Florida's Great Neighborhoods Conference is being held in downtown St. Comment?
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Sonata Beach Club faces $27 million foreclosure action
Monday Jul 6 | via South Florida Business Journal
The developer of the Sonata Beach Club is facing a $26.7 million foreclosure from Bank of America . Comment?
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Destiny at Lighthouse Point in foreclosure
Monday Jul 6 | via South Florida Business Journal
National City Bank has filed a foreclosure lawsuit against the developer of the planned Destiny at Lighthouse Point. Comment?
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Wednesday Jul 8 | via Daily Business Review
Case Summery Facing almost $1 million in claims by unsecured creditors, a troublesome recreational lease, and at least 100 unit owners delinquent on payments of their fees, the association filed a Chapter 11 petition last month in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Miami. Comment?
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Despite the Recession, Thousands of New Businesses A...
Tuesday Jul 7 | via The Ledger
MIAMI In a good economy, Americans start hundreds of thousands of new businesses every year. Comment?
Regional Headlines
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it's Your Business: Business news releases Friday, J...
3 hrs ago | via Naplesnews.com Stories
The Economic Development Council of Collier County and Southwest Florida Workforce Development Board are teaming up to launch the "Southwest Florida Jobs! - Retain, Expand, Create" program. Comment?
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14 hrs ago | via Myphl17.com
The "Pomp and Circumstance" march was recently heard at high school and college graduations around the country. Comment?
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15 hrs ago | via South Lake Press
Carolyn Wilson, sales executive with Stirling Sotheby's International Realty and member of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, was recently awarded the Accredited Home-Staging Specialist designation. Comment?
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17 hrs ago | via Daily Business Review
The money will be given to nonprofit organizations to hire a full-time attorney or paralegal to help homeowners facing foreclosure who cannot afford to pay for an attorney, said Sandi Copes, spokeswoman for the attorney general's office. Comment?
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As foreclosures soar, dreams die
Oct 14, 2007 | via Myphl17.com
Nearly twice as many people face losing their homes in Central Florida this year compared with 2006, many of them borrowers struggling to repay adjustable-rate loans or investors unable to sell in a glutted market. Comment?
National Headlines
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San Bernardino ponders major redevelopment for easts...
16 min ago | via Home - San Bernardino County Sun
A troubled cluster of apartments on the city's eastside is at the focus of new redevelopment proposal, but there is disagreement among some of the city's top officials as to whether the plan is a bold way to repair a broken neighborhood or a flawed concept that will fail to reduce crime and blight. Comment?
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Toughest times for Utah housing may be nearing end
9 min ago | via Salt Lake Tribune
Workers lay sheathing plywood on the roof of a home in Richmond, Va., in 2008. The national housing industry has sustained a bigger hit than in Utah, but homebuilders, their employees and the local governments that depend on new construction are feeling significant impacts from the downturn, according to a new report from the University of Utah's ... Comment?
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Obama proposes investor protections in wake of Madof...
12 min ago | via Kentucky.com
Fresh on the heels of new proposals to regulate mortgages and other consumer credit products, the Obama administration on Friday sent Congress proposed legislation designed to head off another Bernard Madoff-style fraud. Comment?
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45-64s hardest hit by recession
16 min ago | via Queensferry Today
People in the run-up to retirement have been hardest hit by the recession due to the double impact of rising unemployment and falling asset values, research shows. Comment?
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Prudential Dinning-Beard acquires Stucky and Associates
25 min ago | via The Wichita Eagle
WICHITA _ Stucky and Associates has been acquired by Prudential Dinning-Beard, officials of the two real estate companies said today. Comment?

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