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- November 29 – December 5, 2021
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- Golf could return to former Topgolf Alexandria property
The landowner can’t wait any longer for Fairfax County to rezone the properties for residential.
- Mindspace gets $72 million induction to continue shared-space expansion
Mindspace founders Dan Zakai and Yotam Alroy. (David Garb for Mindspace) Israeli shared-office space provider Mindspace has secured $72 million to help fuel its expansion
- Mindspace gets $72 million induction to continue shared-space expansion
Israeli shared-office space provider Mindspace has secured $72 million to help fuel its expansion in Europe, the United States and its home country. The fundraising
- November 26, 2021 Legal notices
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the “Fictitious Name Statute”, Chapter 865.09,
- $70 Million Purchase a Record Sale in Orange County, California
Abalone Point, Laguna Beach California. (Photo D Ramey Logan.jpg from Wikimedia Commons by D Ramey Logan, CC-BY 4.0) A New York hedge-fund manager broke
- $70 Million Purchase a Record Sale in Orange County, California
A New York hedge-fund manager broke a sales record in Orange County, California, when he and his wife paid $70 million for an oceanfront mansion
- Chinese regulators ease some real estate controls
Chinese President Xi Jinping (Getty) Chinese regulators are easing some restrictions on bond sales by real estate firms and developers, though they aren’t pulling back
- Three hospitalized after two unrelated Broward highway shootings
Three people were hospitalized Friday after a pair of unrelated highway shootings in Broward County.
- South Korean President Moon Jae-in says housing failures are his biggest regret
South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in (Wikipedia, iStock) In his first live town hall since late 2019, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said his biggest regret
- Jared Kushner Looks to Persian Gulf for Investment Firm Financing
Jared Kushner, who worked closely with Arab states on behalf of the US government and his father-in-law, then-President Donald Trump, is looking to the Persian
- Jared Kushner Looks to Persian Gulf to Finance Investment Firm
Jared Kushner (Getty) Jared Kushner, who worked closely with Arab states on behalf of the US government and his father-in-law, then-President Donald Trump, is looking
- Chinese regulators ease some real estate controls
Chinese regulators are easing some restrictions on bond sales by real estate firms and developers, though they aren’t pulling back entirely. The goal: limit credit
- Last remaining Japanese-American farm on LA peninsula to shutter
(iStock) For decades prior to World War II, Los Angeles County’s Palos Verdes Peninsula was home to a thriving Japanese-American agricultural community. Only one such
- Last remaining Japanese-American farm on LA peninsula to shutter
For decades prior to World War II, Los Angeles County’s Palos Verdes Peninsula was home to a thriving Japanese-American agricultural community. Only one such farm
- South Korean President Moon Jae-in says housing failures are his biggest regret
In his first live town hall since late 2019, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said his biggest regret is failing to fix the nation’s housing
- Slog of finding a home turns into a sprint leading up to closing day
If you think the slog of going out week after week to find a house, and then beat competitors, is a marathon, get ready for
- Baltimore’s own Ouija board gets a tribute
The Ouija board used to be produced in Baltimore. Here’s what’s happened to their manufacturing facility since production moved out of state.
- Charles Moose, law official at forefront of informing public during 2002 D.C. sniper attacks, dies at 68
Moose gained national fame in October 2002, when he served as the national face of a multi-agency task force during three weeks of random shootings
- Skydiving concept gets closer to groundbreaking
The site will include multiple concepts.
- Top of the List: Labor and Employment Law Firms
The area’s top five labor law firms employ more than 49 labor and employment attorneys with more than 200 support staff at the ready.
- With Follies, an architect now turns to designing children’s playtime
The toy brand, part of the Halcyon incubator in Georgetown, features big building shapes that kids can connect to create whatever they imagine.
- Construction of affordable Kissimmee apartments to kick off next month
The community is open to residents who are at least 62 years old and living at 60% or less than the area median income.
- Crypto Condos: Arte Developer Discusses His Embrace of Crypto
There’s never a dull moment in Miami’s condo market these days. Arte, a 13-story luxury apartment building in Surfside, Fla., perhaps best captures the wild
- Viewpoint: Employers must champion equity for full D.C. region to thrive
Your United Way of the National Capital Area has always worked to address the inequities in our systems for employment, education, health and food access,