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Monday, September 11, 2006 |
While this quake was minor, experts do say running outside is not a good idea. The best place to be is actually in a doorway of your home. Shockwaves from that earthquake in the Gulf of Mexico crossed the state from one end of the coast to the other. Dawn and Richard Wolff experienced their first earthquake from their Daytona Beach Shores beachside condo on the 14th floor. Tremors rattled the couple's chandelier, bed and nerves.
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Congress likely will approve some changes to the flood insurance program. But it's unlikely lawmakers will do much to help people like McFarland. One reason is that there is little time left on the congressional calendar. Another is that there's limited support in Congress for changing an industry with such substantial political clout.
10:04:03 AM
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Shopping centers, offices and residences are funneling into a single space inside mixed-use projects, a growing trend among developers.
9:47:22 AM
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Toll Brothers alerted Wall Street analysts Aug. 22 that it would take a $21.1 million write-off in its third quarter to account for its decision not to move forward on buying an unspecified number of lots that it had previously optioned.
9:44:51 AM
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More than 13,000 new condominium units are planned for Atlanta's skyline in the next three years. That's in addition to the 5,600 already under construction at midyear, and on top of the 28,255 that have been built in the past 10 years in downtown, Midtown and Buckhead.
9:41:52 AM
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In terms of amenities, in neighborhood developments across Middle Tennessee, a nice, clean pool and quiet two-acre park are no longer enough to grab buyers' interest. Today, they want their bells and whistles to be shinier, more impressive — and conveniently located.
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