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Ross Stores, Inc. (NASDAQ:ROST) has risen 12.03% since August 18, 2016 and is uptrending. It has underperformed by 16.07% the S&P500. Fjarde Ap- Fonden Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund increased Mid Amer Apt Cmntys Inc (MAA) stake by 13.97% reported in 2016Q4 SEC filing . American International Group Inc. now owns 14,006 shares of the real estate investment trust 's stock worth $185,000 after buying an additional 966 shares during the period. During the same period a year ago, the firm posted $1.54 earnings per share. Mid Amer Apt Cmntys Inc Com now has $12.10 billion valuation. It closed at $106.52 lastly. It is down 0.92% since August 18, 2016 and is uptrending. It has underperformed by 1.04% the S&P500.The move comes after 5 months negative chart setup for the $585.42 million company. Its up 0.24, from 0.84 in 2016Q3. (MAA) opened at 106.69 on Thursday. 341.62 million shares or 0.09% more from 341.30 million shares in 2016Q3 were reported. Mid- America Apartment

Judy Daniell moved 17 times in her first 13 years, from trailer park to crummy apartment to trailer park in the South. Her mama always told her they were poor, but at least they weren't black. Being black was the worst thing you could be, Daniell said. That’s how her mom viewed the world. How she still views the world. In black. And white. “I didn’t know there were more than two races until I was 13 years old,” Daniell said Sunday night. Daniell didn ’t come of age during Jim Crow. She’s a child of the '80s, a mother of three living in a small Nebraska town , working in Lincoln, blogging and watching her boys get big. The 38-year-old sat down at her computer last weekend after seeing the tiki torch-bearing racists in Virginia, the largest number of neo-Nazis and white supremacists to gather in this country in a decade. Former KKK Grand Wizard David Duke was there, praising President Trump . Richard Spencer — the new face of the “alt-right” — was there. Swastika flags waved . S

This picturesque city set in the Texas hills is alive with multicultural influences. The vibrant city juxtaposes its rich history with ultra- modern living full of varied activities and cultural flavor. There are many apartments in San Antonio, TX, waiting for new people to add their own particular essence to the city. San Antonio Attractions San Antonio is thriving and has more visitors each year than any other city in Texas. They come to experience the culture, art, music, and history of San Antonio. The Alamo is on every itinerary, but if you come during Fiesta San Antonio , you can experience cultural celebrations of food, music, and dance. Enjoy the parades and fashion, but make time to take the kids to SeaWorld or Six Flags for amusement park fun . The city's professional and college sports teams round out the wide selection of activities. San Antonio Natural Beauty San Antonio has campsites and cabins if you feel like roughing it a bit, or you can check in at on

A GROWING CITY – Jersey City rents are high among major cities in the U.S. but apparently have other positive factors JERSEY CITY -- GOBankingRates, a personal finance website , published a study that ranked Jersey City as one of the most expensive cities to rent a one-bedroom apartment in the country. When compared to 50 major cities nationwide , Jersey City came in fifth, according to the study. The city is also one of the places where rents are increasing the most. However, Jersey City also rated as second best in the nation for walkability. And the study said costs for basic utilities were third lowest on the same list of 50 cities. "While Jersey City continues to grow as a destination, we have been mindful of the importance of keeping the city affordable for residents and have placed a major emphasis on creating affordable housing , including two 80/20 inclusionary projects on the waterfront," said city spokeswoman Jennifer Morrill . "In four years, the Fulop adm

Back in the 1960s, developer Richard Cavanaugh used to fly his airplane from Los Angeles over San Diego scouting potential properties . Flying over Rancho Santa Fe , he spotted the ideal open space , a farming area for sale along the San Dieguito River Valley . “I was looking for something for a golf course, as golf course developments were big at that time,” said Cavanaugh, who would soon get his company, Newport Pacific, in touch with a broker about the land he spied. “We put a deal together and proceeded with the design of it. The whole development was always called Whispering Palms …It only took 55 years to get everything I envisioned to happen.” The final piece of that Whispering Palms master plan drafted back in 1962 is finally in place with Palma de la Reina , a mixed-use retail, commercial and residential project on Cancha de Golf at the entrance to the Whispering Palms community of about 600 single-family homes and condominiums, and the Morgan Run Club & Resort. For ye

Experience downtown San Jose living at 101 San Fernando Apartments . Imagine yourself living in vibrant, beautiful, and sophisticated downtown San Jose , CA. When you rent an apartment at 101 San Fernando , you can turn that dream into reality. We provide a gated and controlled access entry system for your peace of mind. Keep cool and warm with your own individual central air/heating. For your convenience, there is a full-size energy-efficient washer and dryer in every apartment, so you can stay on top of that laundry. We know life can get hectic and skipping the gym is often tempting, so we’ve brought the gym home to you! While staying in one of our San Jose Apartments , you can enjoy the fitness center, which is sure to please. When you’re finished working up a sweat, be sure to take some time to relax those muscles in our therapeutic Jacuzzi. Our San Jose Apartments for rent offer high - speed internet access in our on- site business center when you just can’t make it into the

Been thinking about adding a dog or cat to your household? Saturday may be the perfect time. That's the day all furry shelter occupants at the Aggieland Humane Society and the Bryan Animal Center will be free to adopt as part of a nationwide event known as Clear the Shelters. Those who lead the area facilities say they hope with the adoption fees waived , more cats and dogs will find families than ever before. Animals can be adopted at the Aggieland Humane Society from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday, and at the Bryan Animal Center from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. While it's free to take your new furry family member home , shelter officials at both facilities say proper paperwork must be completed and approved before taking a new pet home. "We are encouraging people to look at the animals ahead of time and fill out an adoption form on Friday," said Bryan Animal Center supervisor Julianne Burkhalter . Families will need to show that any current pets have the proper

The detention pond at the former ALCOA Inc. West Plant is complete, as the redevelopment continues. The Alcoa Board of Commissioners got a bird’s- eye view Monday of the new detention pond , which is located in the curve where Hall Road meets Alcoa Highway , thanks to a stationary webcam the city has trained on the construction site. Five photos taken over the course of one day — Wednesday, Aug. 16 — show how the detention pond area evolved as it was prepped for seeding, explained Andrew Sonner , assistant director/chief engineer for Alcoa’s Public Works and Engineering Department. The rectangular portion shown at the bottom of the photos is the “fore bay,” he told commissioners, which is where sediment settles before clean water continues over the berms and “meanders” toward the point of exit, where it will join Culton Creek . Commissioners learned at a briefing in July that an underground spring on the property could feed a water feature on the West Plant site , and Mayor

Hurricane Harvey is gaining steam, and is set for landfall on the coast of Texas late tonight (Aug. 25). By then it is expected to have gained the power of a category 3 hurricane, which would destroy poorly constructed houses , severely damage apartment buildings and shopping centers, and leave large areas without water and electricity for days or even weeks. But its effect on the energy industry is what many will be watching. The federally- controlled offshore waters of the Gulf of Mexico produce 17% of the US’s total crude oil output , while around half the US’s petroleum and natural gas refining capacity is situated along the gulf coast. Houston, some 30 miles (48 km) inland, is home to the country’s largest refinery and petrochemical complex . As ProPublica and the Texas Tribune reported last year, a direct hit from a big storm would cause enormous damage , not just economic but also environmental, since the complex stores huge quantities of dangerous chemicals. As well as

By JAKE SHORE of WFUV The Norwood News, in partnership with WFUV and BronxNet TV, brings you a four-part series on development projects happening across the Bronx and its impact on community residents. Luxury Student Housing Rises in Bronx’s Little Italy" width="696" height="522" />CONSTRUCTION SITE FOR future luxury unit marketed for students on Hoffman Street in Belmont, a few blocks from Fordham University . Photo by Jacob Shore For Fordham University students, living off campus is a respite from on- campus housing prices and its rules. It’s worked for Brendan Batcheller, a senior at Fordham’s Gabelli School of Business. The public accounting major said living off campus is markedly cheaper than living within Fordham’s gates. “The cost of a year’s rent for us is less than nine months’ worth of living in a dorm,” Batcheller said in an email. “There is definitely a greater sense of independence living off campus–having to deal with a landlord, p

Conveniently located in the heart of northern Florida, Gainesville is best known as the capital of "Gator Nation" and the home of the University of Florida. With its bustling, shop- lined downtown streets and a healthy tailgating culture , Gainesville is a popular regional destination that's among the most economically vibrant towns in the state. Once you get a taste of the town's laid-back lifestyle, you won't even want to think about moving on. Gainesville Attractions Gainesville has plenty of attractions for residents, casual visitors and Gators fans alike . Ben Griffin Stadium on UF's campus is a must-see for anyone who's interested in college sports. For folks who prefer to engage in mental exercise, Gainesville also offers a dense cluster of performance spaces and museums. The most popular of these are the Florida Museum of Natural History and the Harn Museum of Art. The latter is a repository of African and Asian artwork. Gainesville Natural

A West Seneca real estate developer was the winning bidder at the auction of a fully occupied Orchard Park apartment complex this week, offering to pay $5.65 million for the Provincetown Apartments. Young Development topped the bidding for the 71- unit apartment complex at 10-75 Provincetown Lane, which includes nine identical buildings. Including the 5 percent buyer’s premium, Young will pay $5.93 million, or $82,000 per unit. In all, 27 people presented deposits of $100,000 to register as participants, “so it was spirited bidding,” said auctioneer Cash Cunningham of Cash Realty & Auctions, which conducted the sale. The 112,536-square-foot complex, located on 9.1 acres, has 70 two-bedroom units and one four-bedroom unit. Each building has a full basement with storage units for each apartment, plus six separate garage buildings with 18 spaces in all. The complex was owned by Industrial Realty & Funding of Cheektowaga, run by Brian Schectman, which has sold several other

Photo: Ahn Young-joon, AP Image 1 of / 8 Caption Close Image 1 of 8 In this Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017, photo, people gather at a shelter during a civil defense drill at City Hall in Seoul, South Korea. Once or twice a year, streets of South Korea’s busy capital freeze for several minutes at the sound of a siren, with cars stopping on roads and pedestrians moving into buildings and subway stations taking part in a nationwide drill aimed at preparing against a North Korean attack . But critics say the remarkable scenes mask aging policies that are failing to train South Koreans at a time when the threat posed by North Korea’s nuclear and missile program is growing. less In this Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017, photo, people gather at a shelter during a civil defense drill at City Hall in Seoul, South Korea. Once or twice a year, streets of South Korea’s busy capital freeze for ... more Photo: Ahn Young-joon, AP Image 2 of 8 In this Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017, photo, people walk out of