Daily Journal Staff Writer
When the real estate and financial markets nosedived four years ago, banks' willingness to engage in lending for new speculative developments - funding based on projected details of a project on paper - all but dried up.
Now such loans are slowly beginning to trickle back into the market as lawyers negotiate to resurrect shelved projects and broker deals for which banks are agreeing to &quo...
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