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Index of all Articles in the Buying Homes In Henderson Category
- Buying homes in Henderson
Henderson is the 2nd largest city in Nevada and was incorporated in 1953. It is located just 7 miles from the famous Las Vegas strip and minutes from Lake Mead and Boulder City.
The US Census stated that Henderson was the fastest growing large
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- 2008 was blustery for Henderson County businesses (The Hendersonville Times-News)
From business expansions to foreclosures, staff cuts and the gas crisis, 2008 was a busy year for Henderson County's business community. The following is a listing of the top 10 business items that made news this year. - American West lowers prices (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
American West Homes has announced 2009 pricing for select homes starting at $89 per square foot at its nine Las Vegas Valley neighborhoods, according to Larry Canarelli, the company's president. - Transportation politics: Bypass in limbo (Temple Daily Telegram)
ROCKDALE - The controversial U.S. Highway 79 bypass around Rockdale is in limbo. Progress on the loop is not among projects scheduled for the Texas Department of Transportation’s 2009 calendar because of a lack of funds, TxDOT Bryan District spokesman Bob Colwell said. - Top 10 business stories of 2008 (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
Northwest Michigan tried to be a ray of hope in a state that suffered through an economic tsunami in 2008. But the difficulties that face the state cast a long shadow over the region's business sector this year. The Record-Eagle's top 10 business stories for 2008 include: - Foreclosure fallout hits KOTA Territory (KOTA Rapid City)
The collapse of a real estate business owned by Doug Hamilton has renters hoping one day to own their property, wondering if Hamilton's creditors will play along. - North West Evening Mail (North-West Evening Mail)
THE number of families being threatened with eviction from their homes is soaring. Latest figures from homelessness charity Shelter show that 253 households in Barrow were threatened with repossession in the first nine months of this year, a 28 per cent rise on last year. - Out with the old (Thief River Falls Times)
On Feb. 17, 2009, federal law requires that all full-power television broadcast stations stop broadcasting in analog format and broadcast only in digital format. - Violent protests at Israeli Embassy in London (Times Online)
Violent confrontations broke out at the Israeli Embassy in London today as up to 1,500 protesters against Israel's Gaza campaign gathered in a vociferous demonstration. - Dollar Falls Versus Euro as Report May Show Home Sales Slumped (Bloomberg)
Dec. 23 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar weakened for a second day against the euro before a government report that economists estimate will show sales of new U.S. homes declined to the lowest level in more than 17 years. - Charity gets personal amid economic hardship (MSNBC)
Amid economic hardship, charities are strained by greater demand and a decline in giving. However, many msnbc.com readers say they are determined to maintain past levels, or give more.