The growth of the biotechnology industry in the New Haven, CT MSA

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The biotechnology companies of New Haven, Conn., accounted for almost 600,000 square feet of area in 2001. The New Haven Metropolitan Statistical Area makes up most of the growth of the biotech sector, which has been the fastest growing industry in Connecticut over a decade. Various matters concerning biotech cluster of the New Haven area are discussed including real estate involvement.

Connecticut, Capacity, Usage, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Growth, Company growth, New Haven, Connecticut

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Texas land market developments

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The state of Texas land market in 2006, in terms of prices and sales, is discussed. An increase of 23% from 2005's $1,483 an acre to 2006's $1,825 per acre was observed, as buyers are purchasing lands before prices continue to soar. The trends in property size and investment interests are also analyzed.

Sales & consumption, Commodity & service prices, Texas, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Company pricing policy, Industry sales and revenue

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Current problems with the subprime mortgage market

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The disposal of the case pertaining to the foreclosure of mortgage loans taken by Marsha Lee, to purchase property from Most Holding Corp. and Park Place Realty Corporation is described.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Legal/Government Regulation, Company legal issue, Cases, Foreclosure, Courts

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