A Plus For Palo Duro   The current economic volatility does have an upside: “It’s given us the opportunity to do some preservation deals,” says Orvis/Cushman & Wakefield President and CEO John Watson. “Conservation groups have a window of opportunity without any competition from developers, who don’t have the capital right now.” Last year, Kim and Brenda Gaynor, owners of the Fortress Cliffs Ranch, hired the Colorado-based real estate firm of Orvis/Cushman & Wakefield to fin


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