Real Estate/Development
Aug. 14, 2013
Editor's Note
If you look around, you'll see a lot of evidence that real estate is on the mend. Far fewer foreclosure sale signs and dead lawns dot neighborhoods and commercial centers. Sales and leasing activity is heating up again in many regions of the state, but post-downturn, the dealmaking landscape is dramatically different. Banks have tightened lending standards. Deals take a lot more paperwork and time to put together. Many building owners have to comply with longer lists of dem...
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