FRAMINGHAM, Mass., March 9 /PRNewswire/ — The nationally acclaimed The Massachusetts Real Estate Law Blog created by real estate attorney Richard D.
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Apollo Management agreed to buy Citigroup ’s real estate investment unit in a move that will more than triple the value of the private-equity firm’s property assets, a person with knowledge of the deal told Bloomberg News on Tuesday.
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Welllington real estate agent Tim Whitehead has won a “discharge without conviction” by appealing to the High Court over his landmark convictions for misleading home buyers.
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A Wellington real estate agent has been discharged without conviction, nearly six years after misleading a buyer on price.
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News ) reportedly agreed Tuesday to sell its real-estate investment business Citi Property Investors under Citi Holdings, to private equity firm Apollo Global Management LLC. The unit has about 65 inv…
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10 March 2010 A Wellington real estate agent has been discharged without conviction, nearly six years after misleading a buyer on price.
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Despite breaching the Fair Trading Act for misleading a buyer, real estate agent Tim Whitehead left the High Court without a conviction and remains a licenced agent. In 2004 Mr Whitehead advertised a Wellington property as seeking enquiries above $380,000 though the vendor wouldn’t consider less than $400,000. After a lengthy court process in 2007 […]
There are different strategies that you can do when planning to buy a Aventura real estate. It is important that you have to carry out your strategy when making an offer. In a buyer’s market, do not think that all sellers are desperate to sell their properties.
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Cornish & Carey Commercial, a 75-year-old real estate company headquartered in Santa Clara, has expanded to Marin and Sonoma counties, tapping as manager Marin native and longtime broker Haden Ongaro, formerly of Orion Partners Ltd.
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A Wellington real estate agent, who was successfully prosecuted under section 14 of the Fair Trading Act for misleading use of a Buyer Enquiry Over price, has been discharged without conviction by the High Court following an appeal.
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