Brookfield Asset Management pulled out of a deal to buy the closed Revel Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, N.J., for $110 million, the company said, reportedly because of failure to reach an agreement on debt restructuring. Meanwhile, Florida developer Glenn Straub, who initially bid on Revel, said he was still interested in the property. Read The Press of Atlantic City story here
84 Lumber Again Recognized as National Preferred Partner by David Weekley Homes
84 Lumber was recognized for the sixth consecutive year on David Weekley Homes’ prestigious 21st annual National Preferred Partner List. The company earned its place among 118 distinguished competitors, marking another milestone
