Gainesville Real Estate News - April 2008

Since using "del.icio.us" I have collected links to the majority of real estate news headlines in the Gainesville Sun for April, 2008. For daily doses, check out my Squidoo page.

1. Stunted development

2. Superfund showdown: Any progress at Cabot-Koppers?

3. City hears power plant options

4. Center for girls to get renovation

5. Loans to help storm victims

6. Group helping keep homes in shape

7. Far from home: Gainesville's continuing struggle with homlessness

8. County foreclosure filings up 175%

9. Alachua County's first Wal-Mart Supercenter readies for opening

10. SW 8th Avenue to get makeover

11. Residents: Turn former church into Tower Road community center

12. Mill Creek work draws scrutiny

13. City's homeless site options open

14. $2 million resurface job on SW 8th Avenue to start in May

15. Mill Creek Preserve opening coincides with Earth Day

16. Builder woes hit home

17. Protect our springs

18. Projects await court decision

19. Is bus rapid transit the answer?

20. Ethics panel clears appraiser

21. Airport noise gets more study for development

22. NEW VENDOR: The Buyer Dept.

23. Progress on development but airport noise a sticking point

24. Commission approves Hatchet Creek changes with restrictions

25. 7 recession-proof places to retire

26. County approves Newberry Village

27. Butler Plaza annex gets OK

28. City to discuss land swap

29. West Gainesville road plans on the table

30. Why aren't medians prettier?

31. Potholes and perks - Editorials

32. Displaced gopher tortoises given a new home

33. Artists roll out guidebook to area

34. SW 62nd options must all be studied

35. Plans for urban village unveiled

36. City joins exclusive culture club

37. Officials: Connector not a priority

38. Springs protection bill unlikely from lawmakers

39. County acts to improve economy

40. Homeowners may face fire fee