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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate by a quarter percentage point Wednesday, but the central bank’s statement signaled it may be the last rate cut for at least a while. more…
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve announced Friday that it will expand a series of efforts to deal with the global credit crisis, in coordination with European central banks. more…
Increased cargo traffic on Interstate 10 and the BNSF Railway tracks mean 24 million square feet of new commercial and warehouse space could be built in the
WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve Board moved Friday to place new regulations on the nation’s credit-card industry that would make it more difficult for lenders to raise interest rates and would give consumers more time to pay their bills. more…
Tromping around the state trust land that Westcor acquired earlier this week for $99 million, it takes imagination to envision mid-rise hotels, condos and the Palisene shopping center on this site northwest of Loop 101 and
Westcor and several partners purchased the 112-acre Palisene site at auction today. more…
WASHINGTON - Jason Gerbsman and his wife, Lauren, began thinking about buying a home just as the housing market began to slump two years ago. more…
Glendale City Council members’ skepticism over small lot sizes in a proposed mixed-use development apparently was overridden by the project’s benefits. more…
A mayor, a developer and an architect each looked at the massive development called South Bank that broke ground last week, and each had a slightly different vision. more…
NEW YORK - In a bad omen for sellers and lenders this spring home-selling season, the erosion of house values is accelerating and foreclosure filings are doubling, new data showed Tuesday. more…
It’s in the mail - or rather, cyberspace.
Meritage Homes Corp., a
Peoria is giving a developer more time to complete Park West, a shopping and entertainment outdoor mall at Northern Avenue and
The success or failure of two northeast
With a faded turquoise-colored street sign pointing to places such as “Giotto Cortile” and “Via Montenapalone,” it’s easy to forget you’re sitting in the middle of a bustling city and not in a small
In the old days, high rollers stockpiled their money at Valley National Bank in downtown
Instead of mailing in their monthly mortgage payment, a growing number of homeowners are sending lenders their keys. more…
“WE ARE not good at firing people,” confides the boss of a big private-equity firm. “But we are going to have to learn to be ruthless in wielding the axe, like the investment banks have always been.” more…
One of the Valley’s veteran developers of luxury apartment communities is altering its strategy by picking urban infill sites that might be overlooked by others. more…