--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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You show me DOF, will Depitro won anything last month. I read the
decision. I'll read a little. We reject that, we reject that. Show me
will they said you can build his second building, remember The
Brittwood was an entirely different issue. Wash your face.
> I don't think the story was totally negative. Depitro lied in it,
he
> didn't win anything last month, Metro defunked what Depitro said
> about negotiations with the Partners, that story could of been a
lot
> worse. The reporter got a few things wrong. I'm not impressed.
> Could you explain why you think Depitro lied, he did win
something(s) in
> court and still appealing other things in court that will actually
help other
> land owners in the redevelopment zone. Are you spending any of
your money in
> lawsuits to protect your property rights.
> Could you explain why Glen Fishman could not connect with the the
reporter.
> He connected well enough with Malina, Lofferdo, Saunders, Bruno,
Weldon, and
> Aaron.
> Do you think Dean Geibel was actually encouraged by the way in
which Partners
> dealt with him about the C-8 site. You have not heard of any
stories of
> other people doing business with the Partners in AP.
> I wonder what Dean will say about the Partners in a few months, in
the next
> year, and what law suits will come between them in the next few
years.
>
> In an interview, Asbury Partners' principals, Glen Fishman and
Hugh Lamle,
> declined to discuss their dealings with subdevelopers like Mr.
DePetro. Mr.
> Lamle, however, suggested that some of the criticism comes from
those who
> sought to pay bargain-basement prices for development on prime
real estate.
> On the issue of the boardwalk buildings that they are supposed to
develop
> under the plan, the two said they had conducted marketing studies,
but they
> would not disclose the results. They said only that there
was "great interest"
> among developers for the properties.
> The builder of the Esperanza complex, Dean Geibel, president of
Metro Homes,
> said he was satisfied that Asbury Partners had dealt fairly with
him. He
> said that development fees and infrastructure fees, which affect
the selling
> price of units, are commonly the subject of negotiations in such
deals. He also
> said that he had agreed to deed over some of the commercial space
in his
> planned buildings to Asbury Partners and that it was justified by
the
> redevelopers' need to "control the type of retail and tone" of the
area.
> "It is the way for them to make sure that the beachfront area is
what they
> want," he said. "I was actually encouraged by the way in which
they dealt with
> this part."
>
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