Similar Posts
WNC Closes Latest LIHTC Fund at $210M
WNC & Associates, Inc. has closed on WNC Institutional Tax Credit Fund 59, L.P., a $210-million national Low-Income Housing Tax Credit fund. The fund will support the creation and preservation of affordable housing across 18 communities in 13 states. Fund 59 is investing in 2,015 units across Alaska, California, Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Minnesota,…
Inside THNR: A Leaner Approach to Weight Loss Investing
Demand for GLP-1 weight loss drugs has reshaped the healthcare industry. And ETFs such as the Amplify Weight Loss Drug & Treatment ETF (THNR) give investors a way to access this growing market. What was once a small corner of the pharmaceutical market is now expected to become a $130 billion to $150 billion market…
Chinese Camera Company Insta360 to Open Store in Times Square – Commercial Observer
Insta360, a China-based global optics and camera company, has signed its first U.S. lease for a 1,100-square-foot store at 1515 Broadway in Manhattan’s Times Square, Commercial Observer has learned. The world’s No. 1 360-degree camera brand, which is a direct competitor to the popular GoPro brand, has been used for purposes ranging from undersea exploring…
U.S. Government Closes $30M Property Deal Tied To New San Antonio Spurs Arena
The General Services Administration has sold a federal property to the city of San Antonio to support a new downtown entertainment district and arena for the city’s NBA team. The GSA this week closed on a $30M sale of three parcels spanning 5.7 acres, which includes the San Antonio Federal Building West at 727 E….
Major US indices fall and are led lower by the Nasdaq index
The major US indices closed lower led by the NASDAQ index which fell -1.16% or -302.47 points. For the NASDAQ index it never got out of negative territory reaching a high of down -111.14 points at session highs. The S&P index also traded into negative territory for the entire day (got to -1.36 points at…
Did you mess up on your taxes? The IRS just made it easier to avoid paying a penalty.
It’s a ‘major taxpayer win,’ according to one advocate inside the IRS