Dayton Properties News

Dayton touts bonding bill as Minn. jobs investment
Gov. Mark Dayton said Tuesday that the state could put thousands of people back to work by issuing $775 million in bonds for construction projects around Minnesota. Republican leaders quickly took issue with his attempt to tie the bonding bill to job creation efforts.

Dayton outlines building priorities
Spiffing up Nicollet Mall, a new Saints park and light rail are on list that includes niceties, necessities.

Cincinnati Bell to close 3 local stores
Three local Cincinnati Bell retail stores are closing.

Stadium watch: Vikes 'warming' to Linden Avenue site | The Glean
MORNING EDITION Stadium watch: Vikes 'warming' to Linden Avenue site By Brian Lambert | Thursday, Jan. 19, 2012 Poor Arden Hills. Eyes are turning, inexorably, to the west side of downtown Minneapolis for the (inevitable?) Vikings stadium. The Strib team of Mike Kaszuba, Rachel Stassen-Berger and Rochelle Olson write: “Gov. Mark Dayton on Wednesday said he is leaning toward Minneapolis' Linden ...

Area foreclosures down but may climb in 2012
Foreclosure activity in the Dayton area fell sharply last year to levels not seen since before the housing collapse. But experts warn that foreclosures are likely to spike this year as courts catch up with delayed filings.Compared to 2010, the number of properties with foreclosure filings in Montgomery, Greene, Miami and Preble counties fell by about 31 percent to 6,131 last year, according to a ...

Comstock Mining Receives Expanded Exploration Permits
 VIRGINIA CITY, Nev., Jan. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Comstock Mining Inc. (the "Company") (NYSE Amex: LODE) announced today that the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) has issued ...

Section 8 benefited housing officials
Tens of thousands of dollars have gone to pay rent for Section 8 properties owned by two Dayton housing authority executives or their family members in recent years, a Dayton Daily News investigation has found.This is in potential violation of conflict of interest rules put in place to prevent housing authority employees from profiting from the Section 8 low-income housing program the agency ...

3 restaurants head to Austin Landing
Three local, independently-owned restaurants have signed on to join the Austin Landing development in 2013.

Reborn area restaurants a sign of economic vitality
Dayton-area economic development and restaurant industry officials are hailing a 2011 surge of reborn restaurants across the Miami Valley as a welcome bright spot in the region’s economic recovery, and they praised the local entrepreneurs for rescuing abandoned commercial properties from disrepair and blight.At least a dozen entrepreneurs or locally based chains have opened restaurants in all ...

City adjusts Welcome Dayton timelines
By Jeremy P. Kelley Staff Writer DAYTON — The city has slightly delayed some steps of its “immigrant-friendly” Welcome Dayton plan, but continues to use small task forces to study several aspects of the program. City Manager Tim Riordan told...