State of the nation's housing: the good times aren't hitting everybody

Article Abstract:

The 1999 State of the Nation's Housing report revealed that although the housing market made good profits for the year, many among the minorities and low-income households do not have their own homes. Many African Americans and Hispanics have yet to get a college education to get good jobs.

Reports, Housing, Minorities

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The language of the deal

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Adrian Arriaga is the owner of brokerage AAA Real Estate and Investments, Texas. Through his insight and understanding of cultural differences between the U.S. and Mexico, he has secured profitable deals with Mexican investors, primarily in shopping centres.

Contracts, Mexico, Arriaga, Adrian A., AAA Real Estate and Investments

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A sign of the times (Times Square, that is)

Article Abstract:

Donald Schnabel, the vice-chairman of Julien J. Studley Inc., New York, persuaded the Nasdaq Stock Market to lease the first two floors in Times Square, with an eight-story high neon advertising sign.

Buildings and facilities, Times Square, Schnabel, Donald, Julien J. Studley Inc.

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