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Issue of October 1, 2007 |     |
Crunch TimeWith the current subprime crisis recently having shaken the residential market to its core, many people are wondering what the effect will be on commercial real estate. Stamp of Approval The recent announcement that the U.S. Postal Service is finally looking toward a future in a new South Boston location, not far from its current Fort Point Channel home, is good news for an area of the city that is ripe for new development. Maintaining the Correct Course By John B. Winne The financial press, including this newspaper and even this page, continues to focus on the complex issues surrounding subprime lending and the fallout that has consumed much of the thinking in the financial markets worldwide. Reputation Remains Barrier to Economic Development in Bogotá By Jim Miara Boston Mayor Thomas Menino traveled to Colombia last month and, by coincidence, so did I. FHASecure Gives Homeowners a Second Chance By Anna DeSimone From 2007 to 2009, an estimated 2.3 million adjustable-rate mortgages held by America’s homeowners are schedule for a “rate reset.” Check and Balance Banker & Tradesman's political cartoon. |
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