Major developer faces foreclosure or bankruptcy

By Dusty Smith and Joe Eaton

The largest private landowner in Loudoun County, Virginia, Greenvest LC — the focus of a series of bruising development battles — has defaul

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"… ig of a loss.” …"

Bank becomes largest private landowner in Loudoun

By Dusty Smith

IStar Financial, a New York-headquartered lender, will take ownership of more than 4,100 acres of Loudoun County land previously assembled b

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Greenvest LC":

"… cres of Loudoun County land previously assembled by Vienna, Virginia-based Greenvest LC. A foreclosure auction for Greenvest’s land, held in front of the histor …"

An uncivil war: The battle of Loudon

By Dusty Smith

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Greenvest LC":

"… atively cheap land in Loudoun, expecting the good times to keep on rolling.Greenvest LC, the company around which many of Loudoun’s growth debates would center …"

"… lly took control of thousands of acres of county land. By the end of 2005, Greenvest LC led the pack in terms of sheer mass, owning more than 5,000 acres in those …"