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Wealth Management Is it time to hold or be bold?
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How do I know you’re not like Bernie?”
For Cathy Pareto and other financial advisers across South Florida, the Bernard Madoff scandal was just one part of an ongoing financial and economic crisis that over the past year has tested wealth managers’ relationships with clients as well as their skills in navigating waters that, if not uncharted, have not been sailed for years.
Wayne Tompkins video report: The financial crisis has tested not only wealth manager's investment skills but also their relationships with clients including the question hanging over everything: "How do I know you are not like Bernie Madoff?
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Community Banks As a few banks fight for their lives, others survive, prosper With the recession mired in its seventh quarter, making it one of the longest on record, BankAtlantic chief executive Alan Levan said he is focusing his Fort Lauderdale-based bank on credit, core earnings and capital.
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Retail Leasing Guide
Landlords craft stimulus plans of their own Terranova doesn’t usually play the role of party planner, but as retail vacancies rise and rental rates slide, shopping center owners and managers are eager to lure tenants any way they can, including providing free marketing support.
Q&A with broker Tim Neal Tim Neal said smaller centers with ethnic restaurants and shops are faring well in the down economy because people in a certain community prefer to shop among people they know.
Vacancy levels nearly double in some South Florida markets More than 11 million square feet of retail space is sitting vacant in South Florida, as economically battered retailers shutter their stores.
Trying to keep the cash flowing The president of Ross Realty Investments in Davie, who owns and manages 10 neighborhood shopping centers in South Florida and two in Charlotte, N.C.,is content hanging onto those properties during the grim real estate market.
Owner of successful market shares secrets for success in down economy Walk into Doris Italian Market in Plantation on a Sunday afternoon, and you’ll overhear customers wondering if the store is giving food away — the meat counter is three deep.
Rents take dip in retail sector as market remains cool The economic meltdown and credit crunch have left many victims, including some of South Florida’s premier retail markets.
Retail charts A closer look at retail centers in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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Surviving the credit crunch
Existing equity holders who know the company and have a vested interest in its success are the best source of financing and generally the source willing to close most quickly.
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