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May. 17 Issue

Inside CR

FHA May Ease Rules For Mortgages On Condos

Thousands of condo unit owners and buyers around the country could soon be in line for some...

Berkshire Hills Bancorp Names Geno Auriemma Director

Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. has appointed Geno Auriemma as a director of the company and of...

Starwood Sells Vacant Boston Office Property For $40M

An affiliate of Greenwich-based Starwood Capital Group is selling a Boston skyscraper in an...

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Conn. First Quarter Home Sales Rise 5 Percent

Single-family home sales in Connecticut rose more than 5 percent in the first quarter, while median prices dropped 6.5 percent, according to The Warren Group, publisher of The Commercial Record.

National Cosmetic Surgery Practice Lifts Norwalk Space

Lifestyle Lift, a national facial cosmetic surgery practice, will open its first office in Connecticut at 69 East Ave. in Norwalk.

Naugatuck Valley Financial Corp. Declares Dividend

The board of directors of Naugatuck Valley Financial Corp. has declared a 3-cent cash dividend for the quarter ended March 31.

GE Capital Gets OK To Resume Dividend To Parent

The finance arm of Fairfield-based General Electric Co. won regulatory approval Wednesday to resume returning some of its profit to the parent company. The move came earlier than some analysts had expected and could clear the way for GE to speed up stock buybacks and raise its shareholder dividend.

Citizens Broadens National Student Loan Efforts

Rhode Island-based RBS Citizens Financial Group, which operates an extensive Citizens Bank branch network throughout New England, is expanding its nationwide student loan efforts in responsive to rising higher education costs.

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The Warren Group CEO Timothy M. Warren Jr. is encouraged by the January numbers. To listen to his insight, click the link above.

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Is your real estate business having trouble recruiting younger, 20- and 30-something agents?

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  • Yes, a little – We get them here and there, but we boast a largely “veteran” workforce.
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