| MidAtlantic Real Estate And Development Completes Construction On The ...
RALEIGH, N.C. Jason Stegall, president and managing partner of MidAtlantic Real Estate and Development, a general brokerage that locates sites, space and development opportunities throughout North Carolina, has announced the firms completion of construction on The Magnolia, a home located at 2319 Lake Drive, inside Raleighs Interstate-440 Beltline. The Magnolia is an elaborate Greek Revival and Georgian style home with an approximate area of 10,400 square feet in four levels, and it sits on a 1.17-acre lot with formal gardens. Facing the street is the formal faade, a two story veranda with six square Tuscan columns and large entablature. The home offers five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half-baths. Jerry Stoltz of Divine Stoltz Development, LLC in Raleigh built the home, and Jorge Andres Abad of Smith Sinnett Architecture in Raleigh served as architectural designer and attributes his influence for the home to Louisiana architect A.
500 foreclosed Atlanta homes to be auctioned
Hudson & Marshall said it will auction more than 500 homes in Atlanta and nearly 100 homes elsewhere in Georgia. The homes are valued from $30,000 to nearly $700,000, according to the company, which says it is America's largest auction firm of bank-owned real estate The company said it will auction over 500 Atlanta homes Jan. 16 and 17 at the Atlanta Marriott Perimeter Center and Jan. 19 and 20 at the Hilton Atlanta. Other homes will be auctioned in cities throughout Georgia on the following days: Jan. 15 in Athens; Jan. 16 in Macon; Jan. 17 in Ellijay; and Jan. 18 in McDonough. All the homes have been repossessed by banks. .
BoatshedUSA.com launches new Florida operation
BoatshedUSA.com, the North American subsidiary of yacht brokerage organisation Boatshed.com, will open 15 new Boatshed sales offices throughout the state of Florida under the banner BoatshedFlorida.com.Located in Sarasota, Florida, BoatshedFlorida.com will oversee a 'fast and aggressive' roll-out plan with offices on both the west and east coast of the state already confirmed in Sarasota and Miami.Headed by Scott McNally and Erik Maltby, owners of a real estate company with 120 agents across Florida and Georgia, the boat brokerage will have offices from the Florida Keys to Destin, at locations including Tampa, Daytona, Melbourne and Ft Myers."With the rollout of the Florida offices and Boatshed's current network across the USA, Europe and Canada, Boatshed will be heading for 60 global locations" said Roger Bailey, from Boatshed.com.
SFGate: Daily Dish
Britney Spears' family have accused Dr. Phil McGraw of violating their trust by making public statements about his hospital visit to the troubled singer. McGraw went to Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Saturday, where Spears was being held following a stand-off with police when she refused to hand over her sons to ex-husband Kevin Federline after a scheduled visit at her Beverly Hills mansion. Following the visit, McGraw said he planned to devote the Tuesday episode of his show "Dr. Phil" to Spears' ongoing problems. But Spears family spokesman Lou Taylor said that at no time had the family planned to do a show with McGraw, describing the therapist as "self-serving." McGraw said on Monday that plans for the show had been axed.
Hong Kong Hit By China Delay
The news saw Hong Kong shares fall sharply with the benchmark Hang Seng index ending down 5%, its biggest fall since September 12, 2001. It was down 3% in the morning session and kept on falling. Other Asian markets were also weak.The Hang Seng fell below the 30,000 level for the first time since October 26 and finished under the 29,000 mark.Despite the Shanghai debut of PetroChina at record levels, the market lost ground, around 2.5% after the Chinese government revealed changed rules for mutual funds.Hong Kong's stock market had climbed over 40% since August 20, when China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange first announced the so-called "through train" program, climbing above the 30,000 point level for the first time.China's currency regulator said on August 20 Chinese investors in the northern Tianjin city's Binhai economic zone would be allowed to invest in Hong Kong stocks with a Bank of China account.
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