The cash-depleted owners of a failed Charlestown condominium project misled Turner Construction Co. into finishing the 224-unit project despite the fact that there wasn't enough money to pay the property's contractor, a lawsuit filed last month alleges.

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We were interested in gauging the impact of the Mainland mortgage meltdown on credit and finance in Hawaii and discovered that a lot of businesses are feeling a squeeze.

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Boysville Inc. is looking to raise at least $360,000 to pay for renovations to a total of six on-site buildings.

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Homebuilder T.W. Bailey sees a future where people won't be talking about "green" homebuilding practices.

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RALEIGH - The North Carolina Railroad Co., in the face of strong community opposition, has stopped assembling land in eastern Wake County that could have been used for a transportation hub.

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The developer that's been sued the most by contractors over unpaid bills in Sacramento County over the past year isn't a giant company with hundreds of home sites or the backer of a high-profile washout such as The Towers on Capitol Mall.

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Housing starts in Dallas-Fort Worth are down about 25%, compared with 37% nationwide. North Texas is weathering the housing storm better than the rest of the country, but area developers and builders are still feeling the pain — especially those that build lower-priced homes.

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MGIC Investment Corp. expects losses from mortgage insurance claims this year to continue to increase and exceed last year's in the wake of the deteriorating U.S. housing market.

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After halting construction in August, Dunmore Homes closed the sales office last week at its Monterey Village development in Elk Grove, posting signs saying the move was temporary but leaving no indication when it will reopen.

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Taxman Investment Co. is planning to move ahead with a proposal to build 35 loft apartments in the Button Block Building on North Water Street in downtown Milwaukee.

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