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Chestnut Hill Realty has paid $84.5 million for two apartment complexes with a combined 581 units in Framingham, Mass. Obama Seeks $60.4 Billion for Sandy Repairs, States Want More
President Barack Obama asked Congress on Friday to approve a $60.4 billion aid package to help East Coast states rebuild after Superstorm Sandy, well short of their initial requests. Greece Says Qatar Eyeing Investment in Defense Sector
Qatar is interested in Greek defense companies being privatized and could submit investment plans when Prime Minister Antonis Samaras visits the Gulf state early next year, Greece's defense minister said on Monday. In Giant 'Garage Sale' Japan's TV Giants Hawk $3 Billion of Assets
Panasonic Corp, Japan's struggling maker of Viera brand TVs, owns more than 10 million square meters of office and factory space, dormitories for its workers and sports facilities for its rugby, baseball and women's athletics teams. Former NDYMAC Officers Found Liable for $168 Million in Negligent Loans
Three former officers of IndyMac Bank FSB's homebuilder division were found liable by a jury on Friday for more than $168 million for negligently lending to developers who were unlikely to repay millions of dollars in loans. Brazilian Architect Oscar Niemeyer Dies at 104
Oscar Niemeyer, a towering patriarch of modern architecture who shaped the look of contemporary Brazil and whose inventive, curved designs left their mark on cities worldwide, died late on Wednesday. He was 104. French Chateau Renovation Ends in Demolition
Builders sent in to renovate an 18th century chateau in western France's Bordeaux wine region reduced it to rubble instead, according to the Russian owner of the property. After Sandy Homeowners Houseless Until the Insurance Money Kicks In (Commentary)
It took one day for Superstorm Sandy to destroy my house. So far, it's taken more than a month for insurance to help me get back in. White House to Seek $50 Billion in Sadny Relief
President Barack Obama plans to ask Congress for about $50 billion in emergency spending to help rebuild states pounded by Superstorm Sandy, the New York Times reported on Wednesday. Toll Brothers Results Indicate Steady Housing Recovery
Toll Brothers Inc, the largest luxury homebuilder in the United States, reported a higher quarterly profit and said new orders rose sharply, indicating that the U.S. housing market is well on its way to recovery.
