Miami Condo Vulture Sees Success - Wall Street Journal
Is the Miami’s troubled condo market coming back? One recent case shows that there is again money to be made there. The New York investment group that snapped up the construction loan on more than 90 units in Miami Beach’s Caribbean condo

Archive for October 2009 - The Spokesman-Review
The death penalty case against Christopher H. Devlin has turned into a legal mess in which prosecutors from two counties are squabbling over who should pay for the costly trial. Spokane County Superior Court Judge Jerome Leveque has twice ruled on

Create a hardcopy of this page - Kearney Hub
GRAND ISLAND — With state and federal officials vowing to expedite their tasks, Kearney officials now have a sense of when work might begin on a long-delayed Interstate 80 exit east of the city. The new target now appears to be sometime in 2012

Estate of the Day: Turks and Caicos - Luxist
Fantasy island-wise, they had me at "Turks and Caicos" -- islands in the British West Indies that I visited in my youth and now fearfully refuse to return to lest they have changed. Then lo and behold, into my inbox comes this: A chance to own -- at