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Mayflower Residence Hall off the market, will again house students at reduced cost
Mayflower Residence Hall is off the market and will once again house University of Iowa students thanks to higher-than-expected enrollment. The school listed the property for sale last summer at a price tag of $45 million and indicated that this spring semester could be its last. Online listings confirm that...
Affordable Housing Evolution: A Personal Journey Through Cedar Rapids And Beyond
I took a job in Cedar Rapids many moons ago. I was paying, at the time, $1,500, for rent, in a suburb of Washington, DC. I’m no economist, I can barely do radio, but this is 2006 dollars which is not the same as 2024 dollars. I didn’t have time to look for a place to live. When I came for my interview, it was one of the biggest snowstorms of the decade. I watched the snowfall all night. I flew in and out in the two small breaks in the weather.
Affordable Housing Evolution: A Personal Journey Through Cedar Rapids And Beyond
I took a job in Cedar Rapids many moons ago. I was paying, at the time, $1,500, for rent, in a suburb of Washington, DC. I’m no economist, I can barely do radio, but this is 2006 dollars which is not the same as 2024 dollars. I didn’t have time to look for a place to live. When I came for my interview, it was one of the biggest snowstorms of the decade. I watched the snowfall all night. I flew in and out in the two small breaks in the weather.
Affordable Housing Evolution: A Personal Journey Through Cedar Rapids And Beyond
I took a job in Cedar Rapids many moons ago. I was paying, at the time, $1,500, for rent, in a suburb of Washington, DC. I’m no economist, I can barely do radio, but this is 2006 dollars which is not the same as 2024 dollars. I didn’t have time to look for a place to live. When I came for my interview, it was one of the biggest snowstorms of the decade. I watched the snowfall all night. I flew in and out in the two small breaks in the weather.
Affordable Housing Evolution: A Personal Journey Through Cedar Rapids And Beyond
I took a job in Cedar Rapids many moons ago. I was paying, at the time, $1,500, for rent, in a suburb of Washington, DC. I’m no economist, I can barely do radio, but this is 2006 dollars which is not the same as 2024 dollars. I didn’t have time to look for a place to live. When I came for my interview, it was one of the biggest snowstorms of the decade. I watched the snowfall all night. I flew in and out in the two small breaks in the weather.
Unclear Language in Policy Interpreted in Favor of Property Owner
Homeowner Is Found to be a Beneficiary of Forced Placed Insurance. Keith Rath was unhappy with Arch Insurance Company over coverage for damage from the Derecho (windstorm) that hit Cedar Rapids in 2020. Rath’s bank holding a security interest in his home contracted with Arch to obtain a force-placed policy after Rath’s homeowners insurance lapsed. When Rath sued Arch for breach of contract and related claims, Arch argued that he had no right to sue because Rath was not an intended third-party beneficiary of the contract between Arch and the bank.
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