One of Kansas City’s oldest — and least loved — housing projects could be demolished in a few years.
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KC housing project is likely to be razed and replaced with something better
A developer who stands to gain millions by building headquarters for the state Department of Housing and Community Development in Prince George’s County owes Maryland more than $124,000 in back taxes, penalties and interest, according to state records. The Maryland comptroller’s office has filed several tax liens over the past seven years against Carl S. Williams for failing to pay state …
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Developer of Maryland housing office in Prince George’s has financial troubles
While Ventura County’s housing market struggled to recover in 2011, the local unemployment rate remained lower than the state and national average with some sectors such as high-tech making gains over the year, local economists said.
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Housing market remained sluggish while other industries continued to grow in 2011, economists said
