Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition features more than 225 individual items recovered from the ocean floor in the area of the North Atlantic where the British luxury liner sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912. Over 1,500 souls perished in the …
The Chandler case established the standard for working on future cold cases, Taylor said, including whether investigators might find DNA on items seized in a cold case to identify the killer. Besides prosecuting cases, the Cold Case … 27, Monroe …
Norma S. Carey, executive director of the St. Lawrence Community Development Program, said, “Sometimes little things like books are luxury items for some families. We are so pleased to distribute these books to those families and hopefully make …
But so-called luxury items like automobiles, refrigerators or toys weren't made during the war because the raw materials went into war production. In Kenosha, there were at least four branches of the Toy Loan Project between the mid-1930s and 1941.
On paper, Nanaimo has nine months of real estate inventory on hand, but much of it is stock that isn't moving, or is overpriced. "But good stuff you or I buy to put our families in, that stuff sells," Stewart said. Hazelwood Construction sold two units …
In 2007, as the once-booming real estate market was early into its freefall, the owners asked their general contractor, the highly respected Michael Walker, to select four architects to compete for the job. “That is a huge assignment,” said Walker …
“A higher cost of capital is bad for real estate investing but a robust economy is great for real estate,” he said. … As for the year just ended, one of the big surprises was that the capital markets rebounded stronger than many real estate investors …
The average number of days a property remained on the market for 3rd Quarter was 114 days, compared to 144 days for Year End 2012. • The median sold price of $212,928 for 3rd Quarter has increased 9.2% from … Your Real Estate Market Report is …
A USD9.8 billion current-account deficit, 8.8 percent inflation, rising interest rates and large petroleum subsidies are all factors slowing growth and likely cooling the luxury property market. With prices of high–end property increasing more than 20 …