Streetinsider.com reports: INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 12 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Combine plummeting home prices, with mushrooming inventory and low interest rates and you have all the ingredients for a buyer's market. With the cards stacked in their favor, buyers are in relentless pursuit of the perfect home at the perfect price and discovering foreclosed real estate auctions can deliver both.
Hudson & Marshall, America's most experienced foreclosed real estate auction firm, will auction nearly 300 bank-owned homes in various cities throughout Indiana February 18-24. Over 100 homes will be auctioned in Indianapolis on February 24. The homes are owned by national lenders and are vacant. Winning bidders will be required to make a cash or check deposit of $2500 or 5% of the total sales price, whichever is greater
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Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Harrison Square Park Dialogue
The Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana convened a panel to discuss the Harrison Square Project at the brand new Allen County Main Library. The panel included one of the wizard owners, Jason Freier. Other members of the panel were Mark Becker, Fort Wayne Deputy Mayor, Steve Brody, Harrsion Square Project Member, Chris Schoen from Barry's Real Estate, Mark Pope, IPFW Athletic Director Dan Carmody, Downtown Improvement District, and Steve Gard, Oyster's Bar owner.
The citizens listened to a brief presentation and the panel answered questions from the audience. The questions were written on paper, and the facilitator read the question to the panel.
Some of the same questions were asked, and got some of the same answers. Mainly, the project is still in negotiation. All the details have not been hammered out. But for sure, the Harrison Square project will be a great catalyst for downtown development the panelists were in agreement.
The most commanding statement came from Attorney Jason Freier when the panel was asked about taxpayers dollar. Freier stated that some of the tax dollars that would normal go to the state from the city of Fort Wayne could be used right here in the city rather than go to the state.
Good Point.
But the most telling comment came from Barry Real Estate, Schoen. It had to do with the fact that our new city in the making, for folks to live, work an play will cost a pretty penny to live down there. In phase one of the project condos will range in price from $180 000- $300,000 apiece.
The citizens listened to a brief presentation and the panel answered questions from the audience. The questions were written on paper, and the facilitator read the question to the panel.
Some of the same questions were asked, and got some of the same answers. Mainly, the project is still in negotiation. All the details have not been hammered out. But for sure, the Harrison Square project will be a great catalyst for downtown development the panelists were in agreement.
The most commanding statement came from Attorney Jason Freier when the panel was asked about taxpayers dollar. Freier stated that some of the tax dollars that would normal go to the state from the city of Fort Wayne could be used right here in the city rather than go to the state.
Good Point.
But the most telling comment came from Barry Real Estate, Schoen. It had to do with the fact that our new city in the making, for folks to live, work an play will cost a pretty penny to live down there. In phase one of the project condos will range in price from $180 000- $300,000 apiece.
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