By Kristina Daniel Lawson
It is no secret that development projects throughout the state have been stalled for several years. The unprecedented global credit crisis dried up financing for development projects, and prevented even motivated owners and developers from pursuing necessary local, state, and federal project entitlements. While the state Legislature appears to have been receptive to the real estate industry's request to extend the life of cer...
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