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Real estate tranfers

The following real estate transfers were recorded in Crawford County between July 1 and 30.

Parent of Pitcairn Properties files for Chapter 11

The parent company of Pitcairn Properties filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, a move that will buy the Jenkintown real estate firm time to stave off a takeover attempt by an unhappy investor.

Delaware Enhanced Global Dividend and Income Fund Announces Dividends

PHILADELPHIA----Today, Delaware Enhanced Global Dividend and Income Fund , a New York Stock Exchange?listed closed-end fund trading under the symbol ?DEX,? declares a monthly dividend of $0.1025 per share.

Hurricane Earl likely to spare Jersey Shore

The Atlantic Ocean is in an uproar and North Carolina remains in a state of anxiety, but it appears Hurricane Earl will spare New Jersey's beachfront real estate and the plans of hundreds of thousands of Labor Day weekend revelers in the region.

Taxes owed at Delaware Commons

Rich Minder understands that getting ?into the housing business? isn?t easy for anyone.

Real Deals: Warehouse group buys former furniture store

Conti Warehouses bought the former Levitz Furniture warehouse building at 6913 W. Camp Bowie Blvd. The 157,450-square-foot building sits on nearly 10 acres and has been on the market for several years. The building offers a nine-acre paved parking lo...

The Valley's priciest home sales

The week's biggest real estate deals in the Valley.

Mediator named in Tribune Co. bankruptcy case

A US court appointed a mediator Wednesday to help with negotiations among creditors of the bankrupt Tribune Co., owner of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune and other newspapers.

Hurricane warning for NC coast as Earl approaches

A hurricane warning has been issued for the North Carolina coast as powerful Hurricane Earl approaches the East Coast.

Del Rey Oaks sues developer

The city of Del Rey Oaks says a developer who promised to bring a golf course resort with hotels, hundreds of homes, a conference center and spa to 360 acres of Fort Ord land owes the city $1.1million.