Track-It Real Estate

NEW YORK — A foot model in New York City is suing her upscale apartment building, claiming the co-op board is trying to force her out because she married its former doorman. Read more

Nov. 20--YOUNGSTOWN -- The financially struggling city sold a fire station on Madison Avenue for $1 million to a company planning to build student housing. Read more

Nov. 20--Two weeks after Escondido suspended its pursuit of a new stadium for the San Diego Chargers, Mayor Lori Holt Pfeiler said she will travel on one of the team's private jets to Sunday's game in Denver to lobby the team's owner. Read more

Nov. 20--A developer of a problem-plagued west Chatham County subdivision appears to be off the hook. Read more

Nov. 20--Laguna Niguel has seen an increase in active short sales and foreclosures, according to a biweekly report by Steven Thomas of Altera Real Estate. Read more

Nov. 20--URBANA Architect Gary Olsen and his wife, Michele, say they hope to redevelop the Windsor Swim Club property in Urbana for condominiums. Read more

Nov. 20--For longtime residents such as Ed Frazier, Thursday was a historic day in Speedway.

In front of a backdrop of workers, government and business leaders from Speedway and Marion County broke ground on a $6.7 million Main Street improvement project. Read more

Nov. 20--Bankrupt mall developer General Growth Properties said Thursday it has restructured a large chunk of its mortgage debt and hopes to start exiting bankruptcy court by the end of the year. Read more

Nov. 20--The developer of a 3.5-million-square-foot medical campus to be built at the former March Air Force Base may end up paying for improvements to a segment of road about 5.5 miles away, based on concerns from the city of Riverside. Read more

Nov. 20--CHEYENNE -- Records of home sales used for property tax assessments would be open to the public under a bill to be sponsored by the Legislature's Joint Interim Revenue Committee. Read more