Thursday, August 28th, 2008
Away: A Floating Investment
A boat can be a place to ride out the market while giving a developing second-home destination a long-term test run.
A boat can be a place to ride out the market while giving a developing second-home destination a long-term test run.
West Wildwood is so small that you wouldn’t know it was there unless someone told you. And that’s just how the people who live and vacation there want it.
An urban hotel and residences in Los Angeles, and a residential enclave in an existing beachfront community in Costa Rica.
The 3,800-acre Three Rivers Recreation Area in Oregon is home to more than 500 off-the-grid vacation homes.
The city’s largest property owner - spurred by high energy prices and rising demand from tenants - is seeking “green” certification for all of its office buildings, marking a major milestone in Mayor Thomas M. Menino’s push to make Boston the nation’s most environmentally friendly city.
The owners of One Beacon Street, a 1-million-square-foot office tower that houses prominent tenants including JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank , and the Skadden Arps law firm, are putting the building on the market, hoping to draw bids of more than $570 million, according to a person involved in the matter.
The problem of abandoned, foreclosed houses is giving municipalities a big headache. As a wave of foreclosures sweeps the country, some residents and officials are taking a harder look at properties that have been forsaken by their owners and left to deteriorate.