Limited Partnerships - Rising From the Ashes - The limited partnership vehicle enables a diverse group of passive investors to rely on a trusted person's expertise, while enjoying the benefits of limited liability, some tax shelter and participation in the potentially significant upsides of development.
Publisher: BCRELinks.com     Author: Stu Wells   

Making a Profit - This is the third of four related articles. In the first installment, titled “Invisible Overhead,” we discussed many costs that get overlooked, intentionally or unintentionally, by contractors in putting together job quotes.
Publisher: Wconline.com     Author: Jim Olsztynski   

Making Sense of Incentives - While money is still the root of all incentives, many states are coming up with creative ways to attract new jobs and investment, especially from high-tech industries.
Publisher: Area Development Online     Author: Steve Stackhouse   

Moving Toward the Future - The dynamic new corporate headquarters building for Applied Industrial Technologies, Cleveland, is a catalyst for the development of the city’s Midtown Corridor, as well as a reflection of the company’s changing corporate culture.
Publisher: BUILDINGS Magazine     Author: Linda K. Monroe   

Nonlinear Thinker - World-renowned Architect Frank Gehry talks to Darwin about how this nontechnologist uses computers to build buildings and employee confidence.
Publisher: Darwinmag.com     Author: Daintry Duffy   

Planning for Comfort and Control in Year 2000 - Air-conditioning strategies create healthy, effective, energy-efficient buildings. A special report co-sponsored by Buildings and the Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute (ARI).
Publisher: BUILDINGS Magazine     Author: Maureen Patterson   

Plumb Bobs For The 21st Century - Laser technology sheds new light on the old tasks of determining plumb and level.
Publisher: PM Online     Author: Steve Smith and Katie Grochowski   

Real Estate Investors Get Good News From The Supreme Court of Canada - Two recent decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada, Stewart v. Canada, and Walls v. Canada, have essentially eliminated the Reasonable Expectation of Profit test.
Publisher: BCRELinks.com     Author: Bill Ruskin   

Residential Fire Sprinkler Q & A - The notion of home fire sprinklers has been in the back of many minds for almost 30 years. Here's a rundown of common concerns about where we've been and where we may be going.
Publisher: PMmag.com     Author: Steve Smith   

Smarter Homes Are No Dumb Joke - By now it's a standing gag, and not a very original one: Toasters need their own Internet addresses, so homeowners can stay in bed while browning their bagels. The real potential of home appliances connected to outside networks like the Internet is a lot more serious.
Publisher: Business 2.0     Author: Robert Poe