Commercial
'Real Estate News: Commercial Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) Act Passed in the Congress, Reinstates 504 Debt-Refinancing Program
'Real Estate News: The Number of Housing Starts in November Brings Cheer to the Holiday Season Tune
'Celebrity Real Estate: Dave Dombrowski, the New Red Sox President, Buys a $3.95M Brookline Home
EDITOR'S PICKS
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Residents of a Chicago Mobile Home Park To Lose Water Access Days Before Thanksgiving
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Dozens Left Homeless After Apartment Fire Sparks In Durham
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Homebuying 101: 5 Red Flags To Watch Out For
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US Home Prices on the Rise: Here's Where Houses Are the Priciest
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Real Estate: 3 Things To Know Before You Start Investing
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The 5,871-square-foot mansion of Monica Seles, winner of nine Grand Slam singles titles, has initially listed it in 2014 for $1.85 million. Since then, it has went on and off the market. -
'Kojima Productions and Guillermo Del Toro Possible to Work ‘Something’ Together
Although the Spanish film director, Guillermo Del Toro, was successful over the course of his career, his other project called inSANE had some financial constraints and went out of commission. So, Del Toro teamed up with Hideo Kojima on Silent Hills – a project that seemed to succeed – only to watch it disintegrate after the relationship of Kojima and Konami broke apart. -
''Silent Hills' P.T. Update: The Frightening P.T. is Now Ready to Re-Download
For the last several months, Konami made sure that gamers could not download Silent Hills’ P.T. version ever again. Thanks to a brave fan on the Gamexeon forums known as “orangelupa," gamers can now re-download the Silent Hills payable teaser on PlayStation 4 consoles. -
'Real Estate News: Chambers Street Properties Merges with Gramercy Property Trust, Inc.
Chambers Street Properties has merged with Gramercy Property Trust, Inc., creating the largest industrial and office net lease real estate investment trust, with an enterprise value of approximately $5.8 billion. -
'Micromax's Cyanogen Launches YU Yutopia Smartphone in India, Price Start at Rs 24,999
In the world of smartphones and gadgetry, the most important criteria that a buyer should take would perhaps be the specification/functionality and the price. As a consumer, you should first check the functionality of the phone compared to what is in the market and how it will suit your need. On the other hand, you should also compare the price to what the phone may offer. And such two criteria has been reportedly met by Micromax's Cyanogen latest flagship smart phone, Yutopia. -
'Principal Global Investors’ “The Put and The Pendulum” Outlines 2016 Global Economic Trends
Principal Global Investors has released their "The Put and The Pendulum," a 2016 Economic Outlook, which was written by their very own global chief economist, Bob Baur. -
'US Rental Prices Continues to Rise at A Slow Rate: Housing Costs Predicted to Continue Exceeding Income Growth
Rental prices in the US are continuously rising at a slow rate but are predicted to continue growing, higher than that of the income growth rate in the country. -
'US Housing Made Promising Surge Last Month, Suggests Steady Sales
US Housing is recording increase, some for nearly a decade. -
'Real Estate Predictions 2016: US Real Estate Predicted To Attract Foreign Investors In Months Ahead
Buckle up, real estate agents! 2016 is going to be a good year in the industry. The US real estate is forecasted to attract more foreign investors in the months ahead due to a recent increase in the Federal Reserve's rates. -
'New Zealand's Biggest Real Estate Players In Hot For Alleged Price-fixing and Anti-Competitive Behaviour
New Zealand's real estate players are making headlines and not for a good reason. -
'Uber Taxi App Partners with Facebook's Messenger
The partnership was announced by both parties in their individual blogs. -
'US Real Estate News: December Brings In More Closed Deals
December is indeed a merry month, especially for real estate agents. According to a study conducted by Realtor.com, there was a jump in real estate activity during the second week of December. The study showed a 10% rise in signed contracts from the previous week, followed by a 5% bump in closings.