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America Apartment Communities logo" title="Mid- America Apartment Communities logo" class="companylogo" /> Oakbrook Investments LLC decreased its position in shares of Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. (NYSE:MAA) by 5.6% during the second quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 4 ,551 shares of the real estate investment trust ’s stock after selling 272 shares during the period. Oakbrook Investments LLC ’s holdings in Mid- America Apartment Communities were worth $480,000 at the end of the most recent quarter. Several other hedge funds and other institutional investors also recently added to or reduced their stakes in MAA. Roanoke Asset Management Corp NY increased its position in Mid- America Apartment Communities by 48.0% in the second quarter. Roanoke Asset Management Corp NY now owns 3,625 shares of the real estate investment trust ’s stock worth $3...

WATERLOO — A second fire in nine months extensively damaged an abandoned city- owned greystone apartment building in the 900 block of Commercial Street Sunday morning , renewing concerns about its ongoing safety and structural integrity. Firefighters were called to 925 Commercial St. about 5 a.m. and remained on the scene at least three hours later, working through the structures. The building was still smoldering at 8 a.m. Smoke was emanating from a top-floor window at that time. Fire Battalion Chief Mike Moore said this fire resulted in more extensive damage than the November blaze, including floor damage to the upper levels. A cause has not yet been determined. While the building has been abandoned, Moore said, it has been known to have been used periodically by “squatters” who take shelter there though they have no tenancy or ownership. Moore said firefighters were doing their best to work through the structure Sunday to make sure the fire is completely out. “We’re just trying...

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A Queens landlord 's quest to evict a cigarette- puffing single mom and her disabled daughter has gone up in smoke. For three years, rent- controlled tenant Lynn Blue had a case hanging over her, alleging she was a nuisance who needed to leave the Ridgewood apartment where she grew up. Blue not only smoked, but also had people constantly coming and going and left trash, according to the case filed by landlord Milena Jovic . A Queens jury sided with Jovic in 2015 and Blue said the verdict put her on a verge of a breakdown. The trial judge threw out the verdict, and the landlord appealed. But last week, three appellate judges ruled the trial judge was right to toss the jury decision. It was "like a mountain was lifted off me," Blue, 49, told the Daily News on Friday. "It felt like validation, you know. Somebody heard me." Jovic had accused Blue of smoking marijuana and cigarettes. Blue insisted she only us...

At her 33rd appearance as Subject 16019 in a clinical trial of an experimental drug she hoped would fix "this little problem with my memory," Sandra Brannon sank into a medical exam room 's recliner and waited. "What's the date again?" Sandra asked me. I had escorted her to a wing at Bellevue Hospital Center in Manhattan, where the NYU Langone Medical Center was among 210 institutions worldwide conducting the trial. As a family friend, I was standing in for Sandra's only child and chief caregiver, who had business elsewhere that morning. "November 18th," I answered. I'd responded to the same question from Sandra four times during our 27- minute subway ride to a stop a few blocks from Bellevue. "Right. Got it." Sandra scribbled my reply on her cheat sheet as a nurse bounded through the door to prep her for her monthly intravenous infusion of solanezumab, which Eli Lilly developed to target mild cognitive impairment caused ...