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Communications, journalism, video, photography. Part-time snowboarder, mediocre musician, sketchy surfer and rugby fan. All views etc.
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Mosaic artist updates mural on campus

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By Joel Cooper
| BVU Tack Verified
A piece of the mosaic mural on the east side of the Social Sciences and Art Hall was updated last Tuesday, Sept. 9. Oswaldo Olvera, son of Mary Carmen Olvera who helped develop the mural, came to the BVU campus to update the mural due to an outdated logo being used. Outdated university logos appeared on a computer screen and another on the bottom of the trophy in the center of the mural.
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Using Private Funds For CRE Development Capital | JD Supra

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By Molly Brown, Joel Cooper, Andrew May
| JD Supra
In our last legal alert, we discussed developers using private placements to raise private equity capital as a proactive response to the Commercial Real Estate (CRE) market. Another proactive response to the CRE market is utilizing private funds to group CRE investments and fuel deal volume.
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Using Private Capital for Commercial Real Estate Development | JD Supra

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By Molly Brown, Joel Cooper, Andrew May
| JD Supra
Evidence of Persisting Trends The tightening in lending standards experienced over the last year is attributable to factors beyond credit quality of borrowers and lenders’ concentration in credit risk in CRE, namely: (1) lenders’ expectation of deterioration in collateral values for CRE; (2) difficulty in appraising CRE within the same asset classes (due to varying returns and occupancy rates); and (3) the potential of the Federal Reserve to increase capital standards for large banks further.
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