Akerman Senterfitt sees the stirrings of a housing recovery and has formed a task force to help clients navigate the sale of distressed properties.
February 23, 2010 at 02:30 AM
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After several years of stagnation, one Florida law firm senses renewed life in the residential real estate market.
Akerman Senterfitt is seeing a “groundswell of demand” from Florida home-builders in the market for land. Those builders aren’t ready to start constructing new housing but are positioning themselves to do so when the housing market improves, said Richard Bezold, chairman of Akerman Senterfitt’s real estate practice.
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