Lexington Exchange is St. John Properties' first project in St. Mary's County for the Baltimore-based, full-service development and management company that owns and has developed more than 17 million square feet of office, R&D/flex, retail and …

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His experience includes retail banking and lending, affluent consumer, corporate business development, and division management. He then … Their in-house software development created their Borrower-Centric Insurance Tracking Service in 2006. Miniter's …

The possibility of a new emerging-market uptrend is exciting, and I track developments closely in my Global Trend Trader service. … We have other positions that appeal to the rapidly growing affluent and middle-class populations in these countries, too.

Following the successful launch of a drop-in session in September 2012, CAB also offer an appointment service in Wilmslow Library on a Thursday morning and an awareness session between 5.30pm and 6.30pm on the same day for people who are working …

Despite an approach via an intermediary to Charlie Chawke regarding his south Dublin pubs, it will not focus solely on affluent areas. Some of the earthier parts of Dublin's densely-populated north and west are apparently on its radar. Nick Batram, an …

Growth of the East-West Research Corridor meant continued growth of both residential and commercial work for CVG, including unique executive homes throughout the more affluent communities and whole subdivisions with homes and bath and tennis clubs …

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Third-party owned solar allows homeowners to lease solar panels or buy the electricity they produce from solar service providers like Sunrun, Sungevity and SolarCity – without making any upfront investments. These long-term leases and/or power purchase …