Suncal, a developer that once hired Red County blogger Matt/Jubal Cunningham to promote a project in Anaheim, has “defaulted on a $235 million loan borrowed against Bakersfield
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The economy is particularly hard hit in Hawaii, too. Don’t expect too much of that Number One Broadway project. I’ll just bet you that Mike Harrah is facing some pretty tough economic choices between all his johnny-come-lately projects in real estate.
I think the least that Mike could do is to get that poor historic home moved and at least closed back up to keep the weather and rodents out. I think he owes the city that much. Or that little, depending on your pov.
Don’t be looking for Mr. Harrah to be doing too much Public Service …right now.
The good news is that it may take three or four more years for Mr. Harrah to get the money and the approvals to finally move forward in this type of economic environ.
Didn’t the kid have a tech 9 and ran to retrieve the gun?
“Leave every stone unturned” is for sure their anthem.
I'm sure Aitken and Kurtz will leave every stone unturned to get to the truth!
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He prolly didn’t know a thing about her before August.
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That's a really good interview with her. I like her even better.
I would opine Gus doesn’t know anything about what la readers care for. And, it’s a pretty patronizing statement. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-10-11/nury-martinez-leak-reveals-crude-comments-about-jews-armenians…
Couldn’t help notice pencil necked parrot Pearlman found the city of Orange despite teaching classes at Chapman. https://www.thetruthoc.com/p/who-else-is-going-to-do-this-job?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
The economy is particularly hard hit in Hawaii, too. Don’t expect too much of that Number One Broadway project. I’ll just bet you that Mike Harrah is facing some pretty tough economic choices between all his johnny-come-lately projects in real estate.
I think the least that Mike could do is to get that poor historic home moved and at least closed back up to keep the weather and rodents out. I think he owes the city that much. Or that little, depending on your pov.
Yeah, we’re still waiting for that Santa Ana condo tower you’ve been telling us about for the past year.
Don’t be looking for Mr. Harrah
to be doing too much Public Service
…right now.
The good news is that it may take
three or four more years for Mr.
Harrah to get the money and the
approvals to finally move forward
in this type of economic environ.