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May 05
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The legal status of marijuana has been on shaky ground all over the country the past couple years. The medicinal uses of the herb have been a topic of debate for years, with many states gradually deciding to allow its use on a prescription only basis. Colorado and Washington were the first to legalize it for recreational use in 2012, and many men and women across the country have been gearing up their own business plans ever since. Now, certain players in the marijuana industry (and the potential marijuana industry) are working towards taking their businesses public on the Nasdaq market.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/13555881/1/marijuana-companies-evolving-and-scaling-to-list-on-nasdaq-attract-investors.html
May 04
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The South Florida real estate market has made frequent headlines in recent months, often in regards to the seemingly substantial amount of inefficiently vetted foreign money involved. With the release of the Panama Papers, the issue has been dragged further into the spotlight; and though Sebastian Rodriguez Robles was in no way mentioned in those documents, his story is just shaky enough to be worth a closer look.

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/real-estate-news/article75287602.html
Apr 27
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Construction is under way and making significant progress at what real estate developer Syd Kitson has planned for roughly a decade to be Florida's first mostly self-sustaining town. The community is set to include schools, a downtown area, shops, and a power grid made up of the most eco-friendly technology on the market. The first batch of houses should be complete by 2017, and will range in price from $200,000 to $800,000.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/afp/article-3560780/Construction-bustling-Floridas-sustainable-town.html
Apr 07
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The city council of Durango, CO have decided to stand behind condo developers, who say the erection of condominiums throughout the entire state have been stalled due to the massive amount of lawsuits that are being filed regarding defective construction. The new ordinances will make it much more difficult for homeowners to file lawsuits against developers. Read the specifics of the rules here.

http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20160405/NEWS01/160409816/-1/s/Durango-City-Council-discuses-affordable-homes-vs-legal-rights