| Canal Side environmental work near end A laborious, but intensive environmental review of the proposed $315 million Canal Side development is one vote away from becoming official. bizjournals.com |
Arlington affordable housing dispute morphs into test of church-state separation The First Baptist Church of Clarendon, its pews emptying, needed cash. Arlington County, its red-hot Metrorail corridor pushing up real estate prices, needed affordable housing. feeds.washingtonpost.com |
Color of Money Book Club Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary hosts a chat with Gail Blanke, author of "Throw Out 50 Things: Clear the Clutter, Find Your Life," the Color of Money Book Club selection for the month of April. feeds.washingtonpost.com |
Real estate's accidental recovery Back in 2009, when there was no market for securitizations and credit was still mostly frozen, a group of experts including Paul Volcker called for a return to an old strategy as a way out of the financial crisis: Start up another Resolution Trust Corp. rss.cnn.com |
The powers (of attorney) that be: What you need to know now On Oct. 1, the Maryland General and Limited Power of Attorney Act took effect. The changes make it more difficult to delegate a power of attorney, and so this tool can no longer be regarded as a last-minute alternative to attending a real estate closing. Law - United States - Law Enforcement - Prosecuting Attorneys - Services feeds.washingtonpost.com |