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Former FBI agent, DC real estate developer sentenced on bribery and conspiracy charges - Vimarsana News

Former FBI agent, DC real estate developer sentenced on bribery and conspiracy charges

A former FBI agent and a D.C. real estate developer were sentenced to years in prison after being convicted on bribery and conspiracy charges. Former FBI agent David Paitsel, 42, and D.C. real estate developer Brian Bailey, 53, were sentenced Wednesday “for their role in schemes involving confidential information held by the D.C. Department of…

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Ex-FBI agent, DC real estate developer sentenced to prison for bribery scheme - Vimarsana News

Ex-FBI agent, DC real estate developer sentenced to prison for bribery scheme

Ex-FBI agent David Paitsel and Washington, D.C., real estate developer Brian Bailey were sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of bribery.

Proposed legislation grants opportunity to community land trusts - Vimarsana News

Proposed legislation grants opportunity to community land trusts

The Community Land Act is a legislative package aimed to give CLTs more power when buying land or buildings.

ANALYSIS: 'Social Housing' Bills Expose Ideological Rift Among Housing Providers - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS: 'Social Housing' Bills Expose Ideological Rift Among Housing Providers

The saga of The Windermere, though unique in many respects, is emblematic of why the city’s need for deeply affordable housing and the interests of many for-profit owners and developers will never fully align.

Modeling Washington D.C.'s TOPA Program - Multi-Housing News - Vimarsana News

Modeling Washington D.C.'s TOPA Program - Multi-Housing News

Developer-tenant partnerships have a higher likelihood of receiving public financing, observes NHPF's Tim Pryor.