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• A site 12 years in the making was a A site 12 years in the making was at different points imagined as a singlefamily home a United Nations mission and a hospital.
  By: New York Times
  
• CENTRO Retail Group made a net prof CENTRO Retail Group made a net profit of 113.3 million in the year ended June 30 after a 2.68 billion net loss in the prior period.
  By: The Australian
  
• Highrise residential towers are att Highrise residential towers are attracting young people and forming the beginnings of a neighborhood.
  By: New York Times
  
• Remember how everyone complained th Remember how everyone complained that banks werent doing enough to help troubled borrowers
  By: CNN
  
• Home improvement is one of the fast Home improvement is one of the fastestgrowing segments of ecommerce. But the consequences of a bad decision when it comes to finding a contractor or remodeling products online are far worse than buying the wrong paperback.
  By: CNN
  
• ING Industrial Trust cut its statut ING Industrial Trust cut its statutory loss from 1.17bn to 259.8 million in the year to June 30 as asset values stabilised.
  By: The Australian
  
• THE Michael King that arrived at th THE Michael King that arrived at the NSW Supreme Court yesterday was vastly different to the 3 millionayear CEO of MFS.
  By: The Australian
  
• DEBTPLAGUED Centro Retail Trust has DEBTPLAGUED Centro Retail Trust has revealed that significant overhedging on its US assets has exposed it to profit volatility.
  By: The Australian
  
• DEBTPLAGUED Centro Retail Trust has DEBTPLAGUED Centro Retail Trust has revealed that significant overhedging on its US assets has exposed it to profit volatility.
  By: The Australian
  
• Remember how everyone complained th Remember how everyone complained that banks werent doing enough to help troubled borrowers
  By: CNN
  
• The 3 billion ING Industrial Trust The 3 billion ING Industrial Trust cut its statutory loss from 1.17bn to 259.8 million in the year to June 30 as asset values stabilised.
  By: The Australian
  
• still faced significant challenges. still faced significant challenges.
  By: The Australian
  
• Bret Faszholz was in the habit of b Bret Faszholz was in the habit of buying and selling apartments. Then he fell hard for a penthouse with a terrace.
  By: New York Times
  
• Real estate investigation a big bus Real estate investigation a big business in a borough like Manhattan with plenty of rentregulated apartments ripe for exploitation has picked up in the past year.
  By: New York Times
  
• Highrise residential towers are att Highrise residential towers are attracting young people and forming the beginnings of a neighborhood.
  By: New York Times