Capitola City Council schedules Thursday vote on Pacific Cove Mobile Home Park closure

CAPITOLA - The cost of closing Pacific Cove Mobile Home Park has grown to $2.25 million, and a dozen residents are appealing to the City Council, contending the compensation they would receive for their coaches is inadequate.

Naples Estates residents frustrated at 13-year legal fight to purchase community

In March 2009, Collier Circuit Judge Hugh Hayes ruled the purchase price would be based on the park's value on Feb. 24, 1998, when residents sued the mobile home park's then-owner Ell-Cap/75 to state their intent to purchase the park and exercise their right of first refusal if it were to be sold.

Home Buyers: On Appraisals, Follow The Money?

Follow CT Lifestyle & Entertainment News On The Courant's Features Buzz Facebook Page Get Business Mobile Text Alerts The new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working on a real estate issue that gets to the core of the agency's purpose: Bringing clarity and better disclosures about the often opaque and costly fees that home buyers, sellers and refinancers are hit with at closings.

Luciano: Fellow just wants his fossil, busts returned

Gilbert Withrow explains the size of his missing fossil while chatting in his West Peoria mobile home Tuesday with niece Valerie Irwin. About 25 years ago, he found the fossil – part of a prehistoric, starfish-like creature – in the backyard of his former residence on The West Bluff.

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So this is the thanks Executive Councilor Dan St. Hilaire gets.