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Obama’s Sub-Prime Conflict
By Dennis Bernstein
I remember my first piggy bank: a little pink piggy, made of plastic, with a little slot at the top. The slot was big enough, perhaps, to fit a half dollar, a great deal of money to me at the time.
Obama’s Sub-Prime Conflict
consortiumnews.com (28 Feb 2008
By Moe Bedard
He who controls the gold, rules. She who controls the land is well, a landlord and it looks like billionaire, Penny Pritzker is looking to cash in on the real estate crisis by purchasing multi-family properties.
Pritzker will not be the only major investor to jump in the property investing game. I suspect we will see many similar ventures, funds and groups that will be formed over the next few years in order to gobble up properties at foreclosure fire sales. They will then rent the housing units to the millions of people who cannot qualify for a mortgage or have been recently foreclosed on.
Penny Pritzker Starts $75 Million Fund to Invest in Multi-Family Real Estate
LoanSafe.org (27 July 2010)
Bozzuto-Pritzker Venture
Bozzuto-Pritzker Venture to Invest in Catholic University Apartment Project
Tom Bozzuto and Penny Pritzker have made a first bet with their new $75 million apartment fund and it is on Jim Abdo’s Catholic University project, a major equity investment in new housing construction the likes of which have been rare since the economic collapse in 2008.
Bozzuto-Pritzker Venture to Invest in Catholic University Apartment Project
The Bozzuto Group (16 Aug 2010)
Bozzuto-Pritzker Venture to Invest in Catholic University Apartment Project
The Story of Edgewood Technology Services – (Part One)
By Catherine Austin Fitts
Speaking of what has not happened in the Catholic University neighborhood…
Real Deal: Edgewood Technology Services (Part One)
Scoop News (15 July 2002)
The Stanford University Board of Trustees Welcomes Two New Members
Stanford alumni Ruth Porat and Penny Pritzker join the Board of Trustees for five-year terms beginning in October.
Board of Trustees Welcomes Two New Members Who Bring ‘Wisdom And Expertise’
Stanford News (17 Aug 10)