John D. Echeverria and Thekla Hansen-Young of t he Georgetown Environmental Law and Policy Institute have released an analysis of two state takings “c ...

Here’s what’s happening on some of the Real Estate Top Blogs:

On April 22 (Earth Day, no less) Los Angeles, a city better know for it’s smog, traffic jams, sprawl and overdeveloped car culture, became one of only 14 cities in the U.S., and the biggest to date, to adopt a ...

Recently, the financial industry and the country itself has faced two sweeping market-related “scandals” or “crises” (for lack of a better term): the issues in the mort ...

Although the foundation of today’s Internet was built as a government project more than 40 years ago, relatively few people were using it at the beginning of the 1990s. Then Vice Preside ...

So I am having a cup of coffee at Starbucks and in a dubious moment of consciousness (I am not a morning person; I am not even an afternoon person) I noticed a feature on the cup that’s probably been around for 10 years: Starbucks&rsq ...

As someone who has built a successful law blog and who has been blogging daily for more than two years, I’ve been asked to write a series of posts talking about how to blog, what to do and what not t ...

Acceleration is one of the most elemental - and critical - concepts in the realm of mortgage foreclosures.  But how this is accomplished, and the relationship of accel ...

A recent story on www.bloomberg.com addresses a dilemma that mortgage note buyers and mortgage ...

The Green Building Finance and Investment Forum held on February 20-22 in San Francisco reinforced market trends which I have recently seen accelerating relative to the institutionalization of green building ...

Global Positioning Systems are facilitating the mapping of trails that were once rails and the Rails to Trails Conservancy is asking for volunteers to use GPS systems to help them create a national online map of trails (Continue reading >>

I wonder if Co-ops will become more popular now that the famous 80-20 rule has been changed by the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007.  As author Patricia Hughes Mills explains in her new Special Aler ...

As I reported in the February issue of Mealey's Litigation Report:  Construction Defects , a pair of contractors in a joint venture agreed late last month to split the bulk of a $458 million settlement with the U.S. and Massachusetts gover ...

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