--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "asburycouple" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I wonder what it would cost to place billboards next to their other
> properties warning prospective owners they could lost their deposits
> and leaving them up until Metro does something about this
situation?
>
John,
Smart of your attorney to do so. At least your deposit isn't spent.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "John C. LiDestri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Tommy,
>
> That is very interesting.
>
> My attorney made one of the conditions of the contract that I
would
> not have the deposit
Tommy,
That is very interesting.
My attorney made one of the conditions of the contract that I would
not have the deposit money go into a bond, but rather stay in an
attorney escrow account. He recommended we stay away from the bond
because he had a client who was involved in a failed precont
I wonder what it would cost to place billboards next to their other
properties warning prospective owners they could lost their deposits
and leaving them up until Metro does something about this situation?
That would certainly be a bit more incentive to act...
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John,
I had a client with a contract on an Esperanza unit. About 2 months
ago I took her out of the contract and got her $65,000.00 deposit
back.
The reason I counseled her to get out of the contract was that Metro
could not show me a deposit bond protecting the deposits.
They tried to convi
one other point to add which Werner often points out...the
redevelopment plan needs to be redone and more balanced..it
seems that the 3,000 condos was not realistic and is also not the
best utilization of the available space.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "John C. LiDestri" <[EMAIL
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> jrcote:
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> "release me and let me go..."
>
> Song by many...
>
> "release my money, mr metro, and let me go
>
nicely done!
nothing from metro yet.hopefully this will not drag out too long
for the sake of the people who believed in
Man injured in gang-related shooting in Asbury Park, police say
DECEMBER 26, 2007
ASBURY PARK What police have termed a gang related shooting has left a city
man
hospitalized and detectives scrambling for leads.
The 22-year-old man was in the intensive care unit of Jersey Shore University
Lennar Finds
Land Loophole
By Michael Corkery, Kemba J. Dunham, and Jonathan Karp
>From The Wall Street Journal Online
Lennar Corp. used an unusual argument to get out of a land deal, convincing an
arbitrator
that it didn't have to pay a $70 million deposit on 1,200 acres of land in Palm
Beac
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=avYbXq3sIzUA
On Builders Balance sheets and the valuations.
Reality.
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Tuesday, December 25, 2007
BOCA RATON A condo conversion project once known for its promised luxury and
later
more notorious for the years it lay untouched and unfinished, might now become
an age-
restricted apartment complex known as Parc at Eden.
Eden developer Ceebraid-Signal submitted a
He absolutely should return the money.
Also, I read somewhere where somebody stated that Geibel was committed
to Asbury Park. Maybe that comment was from him directly. Either way,
his insensitivity to our community is completely evident by his
actions. He just doesn't get that leaving a partially c
"release me and let me go..."
Song by many...
"release my money, mr metro, and let me go
"Release Me"
Hey please release me, let me go
And for I don't love you anymore
To waste our lives would be a shame (my money...)
And release me and let me love again (love = buy)
Oh I have found a new love
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "rook782" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The seniors could then go to the library, stroll in the park, get
> something to eat on Cookman or wander down to the boardwalk. It's a
> great centralized location to maximize exercizing the brain and the
> body.
>
Gi
My daily "Return the Money, Dean" column.
Let them spend it elsewhere, Mr. Geibel.
South Beach and The Savoy Conversion. good article. Goes back to my first
article in 2005
and the Miami market. Luxury conversion or development fails as well.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/25/business/25real.h
The following text comes from March, 2004 which was posted on a blog called
"Fund For
A Better Waterfront" which deals with development in Hoboken;
"Master Plan or master sham? 800 Jackson Street high rise negates
recommendations of
planning experts
The platform for the Ninth Street light rai
I just read at Restoreradio.com that this is the new location the city
has decided to put the senior center. I still think a location closer
to the beach and downtown is much better. I have suggested before that
the property directly west of the library is ideal, a senior/community
center.
T
Yesterday, in a "Be careful what you wish for" moment, I noticed a few
hispanic gentleman fixing the fences around some of the Creamer
construction lot's.
Even though I think it's unlikely this was due to my post here about
the same subject, I felt guilty thinking about those guys out there on
Chri
If I remember correctly, the part in Ocean Avenue is not the main plant
and can be flipped to the other side. It would reopen Ocean Avenue.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> The worst decision ever made I think was the decision to put the
sewer plant
> smack on
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