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James Stuckey | Waterfront Development in NYC

May 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment

 

James Stuckey

James Stuckey

James Stuckey says that the limited waterfront area available in NYC should be accessible to residents and tourists alike. Pointing to a number of special waterfront regulations, James Stuckey says that the city is making great efforts to ensure fairness to both landowners and the general public.

According to James Stuckey, the NYC Department of City Planning made an amendment to its waterfront zoning provision in 2009. These changes help to ensure that assessable waterfront properties remain something for the public to enjoy. The changes specifically targeted new commercial and residential developments in densely populated areas, says James Stuckey, noting that industrial developments and lesser-populated areas were also included.

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CWD Construction Puts Customers First

April 18, 2012 By Leave a Comment

CWD Construction

CWD Construction

CWD Construction puts an emphasis on customer satisfaction. As co-owner of CWD Construction, Sonia Dohm puts her own knowledge about customer preferences into every custom remodel the company undertakes. It is this dedication to detail that has made CWD Construction the top choice for many families in North and South Carolina.

CWD Construction specializes in custom home remodeling, with breathtaking kitchens and baths becoming the company’s trademark. Not only does CWD Construction offer remodeling, home additions, and improvements, the company has been a premier homebuilder in the area for over 20 years.

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Blogger Venue Speaks with James P. Stuckey About the Deborah M. Stuckey Scholarship Fund

April 16, 2012 By 2 Comments

 

James P. Stuckey

James P. Stuckey

James P. Stuckey, former chairman of the Center against Domestic Violence’s board, says that his family has collected over $125,000 for a scholarship fund set aside for students who participate in abuse programs sponsored by the Center. In today’s interview, Blogger Venue speaks with James P. Stuckey who points out that young people sometimes need a helping hand to become responsible adults.

Blogger Venue: Good evening, Mr. Stuckey. We want to thank you for joining us.

James P. Stuckey: Thank you for the opportunity.

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Arthur van der Vant Says Receiver Sale Methods Could Benefit Congested Real Estate System

March 21, 2012 By 10 Comments
Arthur van der Vant

Arthur van der Vant

Recently, the staff of BloggerVenue spoke with Illinois Receiver Arthur van der Vant, who says that not every family in foreclosure wants to stay in their current residence. Read on to see how this real estate expert believes that liquidation options in the foreclosure process can benefit both the buyer and the mortgage holder.

BloggerVenue: In Cook County, Illinois it takes approximately one and a half years for an average foreclosure case to go through. Is that a standard timeframe?

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Joe Aldeguer Explains How to Get a Fresh Start through Strategic Default

January 19, 2012 By 8 Comments
Joe Aldeguer

Joe Aldeguer

Joe Aldeguer, a Chicago rooted financial expert, says that Strategic Default may help some homeowners start fresh when faced with a home whose value isn’t what they were promised it would be.

The Boom

Many homeowners were caught up in the booming real estate market of the mid 2000s, says real estate expert Joe Aldeguer, and were blatantly promised that their home’s value would increase at around 4.5% annually. Sadly, cites Joe Aldeguer, it isn’t happening that way at all. Many homeowners are now sitting “underwater” in a house they were led to believe would help secure their future. Joe Aldeguer says it is time to get real and face the possibility that real estate isn’t the golden egg it was once thought.

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Alamo’s Timothy Powers Cautions Homebuyers About Foreclosed Homes

October 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Timothy Powers

Timothy Powers

Are you getting a better deal on a foreclosed home? According to Alamo businessman Timothy Powers, thirty-eight percent of people believe you are. But real estate expert Timothy Powers of Alamo cautions that homebuyers should be careful when considering purchasing a foreclosure. It may not be as straightforward as the buyer expects.

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Stephen Edward Samuelian Discusses Reasons for Optimism about the Recovering Real Estate Market

February 14, 2011 By 2 Comments

Stephen Edward Samuelian

As Stephen Edward Samuelian begins 2011, he remains optimistic about the opportunities in the Class-A industrial space in this recovering market.  According to Stephen Edward Samuelian, there are many attractive opportunities; you simply have to “hunt for them.”  When it comes to creating opportunities in commercial real estate, Stephen Edward Samuelian can make it happen.

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