A research team at Washington University in St Louis, U.S., has found a way to use nanotechnology to fill the pores in a standard red fired house brick with plastic that can conduct electricity and store a charge. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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Due, at least in part, for the pent-up demand for housing, the sun seems to be shining on the residential side of the street while clouds still remain over the commercial sector. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Commercial Real Estate Market Struggles As Residential Sector Rebounds Read More »
Reese Stigliano, president of Stigliano Commercial Real Estate, announced the sale of a 6.69 acre land parcel in Fort Myers, Florida, to an Affordable Housing developer. A win-win for both parties, the parcel sold for $800,000 and zoned for 105 residential units. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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