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NEWS AND INFORMATION

You Ask, Peltier Answers: Dividend Stocks (TheStreet.com)
David Peltier answers a range of questions about dividend stocks.

Park tower’s developer to lose office at auction (BizJournals)
Troubled developer Pete Verna is poised to lose his longtime offices in a foreclosure auction Friday.

Growing health care businesses fill office space near Bradley Fair (BizJournals)
The section of the Rockhill Office Park that once housed Kansas Pathology is again full, occupied by Renovo Medical LLC, My Sacred Home LLC and Cox Chiropractic.

Is real estate still a good bet? (Daily Record)
The real estate industry has struggled since the bubble burst in 2006. The so-called subprime mortgage "meltdown" of 2008 made matters worse, with investment banks, insurance companies, developers and other related businesses feeling the effects of a global economy in crisis.

NZ commercial property returns continue to slide (Scoop.co.nz)
Melbourne, 27th February 2009: IPD has released the Property Council / IPD New Zealand Property Index for the 12 months to December 2008. According to the index, total returns for direct property investment stood at 9.4%, down from 22.4% over 2007.