The new owners of the former Morris Sokol Furniture building in Charleston are studying a mix of uses for the site. File/Leroy Burnell/Staff Citizens, city officials and business leaders will have a chance this week to have their say in the planning and design for the redevelopment of the former Morris Sokol Furniture site in downtown Charleston.
BULL VALLEY – Prosecutors are fighting a lender for control of an $ 800,000 Bull Valley mansion that they said a local couple used as the headquarters for a multistate drug trafficking ring. The McHenry County State's Attorney's Office moved to seize the mansion they said was bought by David A. Soskin with drug money…
PennyMac Financial Services and PSM HOLDINGS In/SH are both small-cap finance companies, but which is the superior investment? We will contrast the two businesses based on the strength of their institutional ownership, dividends, analyst recommendations, earnings, risk, profitability and valuation. This is a breakdown of recent recommendations and price targets for PennyMac Financial Services and…
More than five years after being foreclosed and taken back by its lender, the struggling, mostly vacant Mall at the Source in Westbury has finally found a buyer. A Chinese firm that manufactures and distributes home furnishings, equipment and building supplies is in contract to purchase the 521,486-square-foot mall and plans to turn it into…
Wells Fargo will have to answer for property tax losses in Oakland, based on evidence that the bank caused hundreds of foreclosures in the city. Judge Edward Chen said the city had enough evidence to prove a connection between the bank's loan practices, subsequent foreclosures, and lost property taxes. Foreclosure News
The CFPB and a host of 30+ state regulators slapped Ocwen with a bevy of potentially crippling cease and desist orders. Mortgage servicing is supposed to be one of the most boring topics in the financial universe. Foreclosure News
West Dover attorney Lance Shader is being asked to do more to connect the dots in identifying Hermitage Club founder Jim Barnes as the culpable party in a client's foreclosure complaint. “It's a little bit of a shell game,” Shader told Judge John Treadwell in Windham Superior Court, Civil Division. Foreclosure News
