High loan rates fail to cool brisk home market
The Daily Review notes interest rates on home loans rise to unprecedented levels while home sales remain strong and prices climb. Inflation fears push savers to seek inflation hedges like real estate, but loan funds tighten as savings and loan associations report large outflows.
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James M. Woodard
Copley News Service
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Ranchwood offers new homes in Southern Alameda County
Incomparable Ranchwood presents five spacious models in a thriving Southern Alameda County community. Tenants reported brisk sales with 15 families buying in week one of phase two and 112 in phase one. Homes feature up to five beds, up to three baths, O’Keefe and Merritt kitchens, and prices from 38 990 with strong financing options.
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Ranchwood
Alameda County
O'Keefe and
Merritt
Grubb Ellis Named Leasing Agent for Hayward Bridge Park
Grubb & Ellis Co. of Oakland is exclusive leasing agent for the 95 acre Hayward Bridge Business Park in Hayward bounded by Enterprise Street and Clawster Road. Developed by Dune Properties, the park has eight buildings ready for occupancy with 124000 square feet of leasable space and a turnkey operation enabling one week move-ins. First tenants include Xerox Diablo Systems Division and Bestech Inc, offering 16k to 52k square feet office and warehouse space.
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Grubb & Ellis Co
Oakland
Hayward Bridge
Hayward
Enterprise Street
Clawster Road
Dune Properties
Santa Ana
Bill Puterbaugh
Grubb & Filis
The Art of Merchandising in Apartment Developments
Roger Sachar argues apartments must be sold as a product for financial success. He notes promotion is vital and may involve PR firms, ad agencies and interior decorators. The piece outlines steps for a strong promo campaign, including naming, bust model apartment, brochure size, and resident manager selection.
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Roger Sachar
Journal of Property Management
Sachar
Charles Smith
Smith
Milk Glass: History and Dresser Tray Details
Milk glass, an opaque pressed white glass, gained popularity in the United States by 1870 with European origins. The article notes its translucency in 19th century pieces, contrasts modern density, describes a Rosé and Ribbon dresser tray likely from New England, and mentions common animal and fruit motif tableware and popular patterns like Sawbush and Waffle.
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