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South Lee County Real Estate Transactions from Feb. 22 - 26, 2010 (Naples Daily News)
South Lee County real estate transactions reported from Feb. 22 - 26, 2010. Click on link at left to view the entire list of sales
Erie County Real Estate Transactions (The Buffalo News)
Following are real estate transactions over $5,000 as listed in records of the Erie County clerk's office for the week ending Jan. 29.
Longtime Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes dies at 78 (The News-Press)
Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes has died. He was 78.
Deputies: Real estate broker kept house sale proceeds (NBC 2 Fort Myers)
A Bonita Springs real estate broker is charged with Grand Theft for keeping $132,841.39 from the sale of an acquaintance's Fort Myers Beach home.
Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes is dead at 78 (Lehigh Acres Citizen)
Long time Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes, a former mayor of the City of Sanibel, died early Wednesday morning at his home. He was 78. He died of complications from a respiratory disease. He had been ill for some time.
Lee County's unemployment rate hits 14.1 percent; state rate ties record (The News-Press)
Lee County's unemployment rate climbed to 14.1 percent in January, up sharply from a revised rate of 13.4 percent in December.
Former Sanibel mayor, Lee County commissioner Bob Janes passes (CaptivaSanibel.com)
Lee County Commissioner Bob Janes, a former mayor of the City of Sanibel, passed away on Wednesday morning. He was 78. Commissioner Janes represented District 1, comprised of Sanibel, Captiva, Cape Coral and Pine Island. He was first elected to his current office in 2000 and had been serving since.
Real estate briefs: Agent recognized for online marketing (The News-Press)
Mike McNamara of RE/MAX Estates was awarded the Real Estate Online Marketing Award of Excellence by Max Pigman, vice president of Realtor.com.
BUSINESS OBSERVER: 03.11.10 - The Observer Group (The Longboat Observer)
+ Home Tech secures East County office Steve Marino was stunned in 2004 when a commercial real estate broker told him the bad news: If he wanted to build a new office and showroom for his growing Fort Myers-based company in the East County, he’d have to pay more than $1.2 million just for the land.
Flushing couple accused of $16M con in one day (New York Post)
A Flushing man has been charged with suming a number of false roles including attorney, accountant and banker in order to con a dozen victims out of more than $16 million worth of real estate, luxury items, cars and cash in a single day, Queens District Attorney Richard Brown’s...
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