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Deerfield discusses a new kind of tax for retail property owners
While retail property owners are desperate to fill vacancies, and are likely to ink leases with tenants who produce little or no sales tax revenue, Deerfield officials are looking for new ways to make up those lost tax dollars. Look no further than the...Tags: Local Government, Business, Property
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Surveyors start work on Cove changes
A tired section of a Cove neighborhood is beginning a Cinderella-like transformation. On Monday, surveyors in safety vests took up their equipment and began laying the groundwork for a much-anticipated $1.53 million facelift. Residents renting at Cove...Tags: Fort Lauderdale
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Report: NY State puts kibosh on RelayRides car-sharing service
Autoblog.comFiled under: Etc., Government/Legal Three-year-old peer-to-peer car rental service Relay Rides has run into a rough ride in New York, accused by the state's Financial Services Department of "repeated false advertising and violations of insurance law." The... -
Palm Springs' Downtown PS redevelopment to get underway
Palm Springs, already in the midst of a long-overdue makeover, is now scrapping an empty downtown shopping mall along once-fashionable Palm Canyon Drive, reopening some closed streets and preparing to showcase the start of its Downtown PS redevelopment....
Tags: Services and Shopping, Real Estate, Realty, Dining and Drinking, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Networking group anchors at start-up hub
Sun SentinelA technology networking group that hosts events and provides programs and education has located its base at the Technology Business Incubator, located in the Research Park at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton. The move is a boost for the South...Tags: Google+, FPL Group
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Tom Perez and the 'nuclear option'
Republicans accuse Thomas E. Perez, President Barack Obama's nominee for labor secretary, of twisting the legal process in three cases in St. Paul, Minn., to suit his political purposes. But it is they who are twisting the Senate's role to "advise and...
Tags: Elections, Barack Obama, Environmental Issues, Republican Party, U.S. Cabinet
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05/20: New businesses
Occupational licenses issued recently by county and municipal governments in Central Florida; data collected by Market Force Corp. of Newtown Square, Pa. Lake The London Fish and Chippy, restaurant, 3242 Cypress Grove Drive, Eustis, 32736. Kapa Reno...
Tags: Services and Shopping, Building Material, Windermere, Celebration, Orlando Restaurants
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Exiting tenants refuse to sign certificate
Q: I own a single-family home that has current tenants (their lease is almost up), and I'm selling it. My lawyer gave me a paper called an estoppel certificate, and asked me to give it to the tenants and have them sign it. I gave it to them, but they won'...
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Keagy Village in Roanoke County has two new tenants
WDBJ7 ReporterKeagy Village in Roanoke County has two new tenants. A political organization is one of the tenants. Developers couldn't tell us the other tenant quite yet since the lease hasn't been signed. A Charlotte-based developer Ry Winston, a Roanoke native,... -
Officials turn out for Triangle ribbon cutting
The Saddle Ranch Chop House and El Corazón de Costa Mesa, two new restaurants at The Triangle, held small ribbon-cutting ceremonies earlier this week. Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce employees, city officials and others posed for the grand-opening photos...
Tags: Mountains, Allan R. Mansoor, Government, Foods and Beverages, Dining and Drinking
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Sale of downtown Annapolis post office building will end era ... eventually
Since 1901, Annapolis residents and downtown workers have been dropping off letters and buying stamps at the brick Georgian Revival-style post office on Church Circle. But not for much longer. A vote by the state's Board of Public Works on Wednesday...
Tags: Advertising, U.S. Postal Service, Maryland Historical Trust, Human Interest, Arts and Culture
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Property Manager Settles Fair Housing Lawsuit
The owner and manager of several properties in the Greater Hartford area have agreed to pay $150,000 to a fair housing advocate group as part of settlement. The group, Connecticut Fair Housing Center, sued Paul Rosow, the owner of the properties, and...Tags: Unemployment Benefits, Trials, Section 8 (housing), Discrimination, Social Security
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