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Fiatt, IL · Real Estate
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Bloomington supportive housing project Sue's Landing could break ground by October
The Center for Human Services' plans for its first fully-involved supportive housing development project hit a snag, but now the group is hoping to break ground in October. Sue’s Landing in Bloomington is a planned development meant to house those with severe mental illnesses. “Really we're looking at individuals...
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This Budget-Friendly Illinois Town Is Quickly Becoming A Favorite Among Retirees
If you have ever daydreamed about slowing down in a place where your dollar goes further, one Illinois town keeps popping up in the conversation. Peoria, sitting along the Illinois River, has quietly become a spot where retirees stretch their savings without giving up the good stuff like riverfront views, solid healthcare, and a friendly small-city feel.
starvedrock.media
New Restaurant Franchise Has Sights Set on Oglesby
If you like wings, or if you don’t like seeing commercial buildings sitting empty, you have new reason to be optimistic in Oglesby. During Monday night’s city council meeting, Mayor Jason Curran said that he’s received an application for a liquor license by franchisees of a fast-casual chicken-wing restaurant called Wing Snob. The owners have told Curran they’re hoping to buy the long-vacant building near Interstate 39 that was left behind when Burger King moved out years ago.
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PAAR touting a healthier housing market for buyers and sellers
PEORIA, Ill. – Nationally, a shortage of available homes for sale is putting the squeeze on buyers. But, PAAR (Peoria Area Association of Realtors) President Leslie Rothan says the housing market looks quite different here. “Buyers are still able to buy. Sellers are putting their houses on the market...
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Pritzker signs flood relief bill to help Illinois homeowners
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Rich Turasky: Pricing the Risk to Scale Wealth via Commercial Real Estate Ownership
Scaling wealth through commercial real estate usually gets framed as a function of capital and access. Rich Turasky, Founder and CEO of the Capital Companies, sees it differently. The investors who scale, in his experience, are the ones who learn to price risk accurately, and who do it with an operator's instincts instead of a spectator's assumptions.
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PAAR touting a healthier housing market for buyers and sellers
PEORIA, Ill. – Nationally, a shortage of available homes for sale is putting the squeeze on buyers. But, PAAR (Peoria Area Association of Realtors) President Leslie Rothan says the housing market looks quite different here. “Buyers are still able to buy. Sellers are putting their houses on the market...
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Eyesore building in downtown Paxton ‘not the image we want’
PAXTON — Members of the Roncevich family have been paying a few thousand dollars a year in real estate taxes to maintain their ownership of the historical A.J. Laurence building in downtown Paxton. That appears to be about all they have maintained, though, when it comes to the once-proud,...
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Fire department response times a key issue for Normal Town Council hopeful
NORMAL (25News Now) - A Normal Town Council candidate said he shares concerns of union firefighters about emergency response times. Tanner Starr, currently in his second year as a Normal Township Board member, officially announced his candidacy for the council on Friday. Starr believes he could make more of an...