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Wednesday, October 18, 2006 |
We've heard a lot about Las Vegas going vertical. The skyline of the city is supposed to be redrawn by a new, urban lifestyle. But there's another trend on the real estate horizon that may get people to live, work, and play in a community that goes horizontal as well as vertical.
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Residents in the neighborhood and surrounding areas said they are concerned about a clinic located just around the corner that counsels sex offenders as part of their parole. Parents have imposed stricter guidelines on their children because of the perceived threat from the clinic's clients.
11:25:10 AM
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The graffiti comes two months after a group of Menifee Lakes residents launched a recall of the seven-member homeowner association board.
10:41:52 AM
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Yesterday, Hawaii County building inspector Richard Sanford went to each unit in the building and wrote damage estimates for the owners who were on the property. His estimates ranged from $10,000 to $200,000 per unit.
10:32:06 AM
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Residential mold may not be the plague many housing advocates have claimed it to be, according to a recent Supreme Court decision.
10:07:44 AM
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A condominium owner who was not shown to have actual knowledge that his tenant’s dog had dangerous propensities was not subject to liability for injuries the animal caused to a neighbor, the First District Court of Appeal ruled yesterday.
10:01:54 AM
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While dozens of engineers and other experts have fanned out to survey damages, residents of a partially evacuated condominium complex in Waikoloa said they're still waiting for county and state officials to specify which parts of the damaged complex cannot be occupied and what residents should to do next.
9:58:12 AM
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A Federal Way neighborhood wants to take back its streets, literally. They want to buy their streets back from the city, to make them private.
9:47:45 AM
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