Finance & Mortgage
'Celebrity Real Estate: Kurt Cobain’s Childhood Home Hasn’t Sold Yet and Here’s the Reason Why
'Celebrity Real Estate: Former Dolphin Player, Patrick Surtain, Buys a New Place in Florida After the Successful Sale of His Former Mansion
'Australia Real Estate News: Melbourne Vacancy Rate Increases Despite Huge Housing Demand
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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Compass, a newly opened real estate company in the Hamptons is facing charges for an alleged case of hacking listings of rival company Saunders and Associates, Priscila Korb of Patch reports. -
'Real Estate Won't Be Moved By Rate Hike, Strong Dollar
The resounding threat of higher interest rates have significantly decreased REITs enthusiasm this 2015, but a market expert thinks things are just being blown out of proportion, Gregg Greenberg of The Street reports. -
'4 Real Estate Trends Expected In 2016
Whether you are buying, selling, or renting, there's no escaping Federal Reserve's anticipated increase in interest rates in the coming year. Regardless which real estate transactions you belong to, there are very important things that you need to brace yourself for come 2016 according to Daniel Goldstein of Market Watch: -
'Home Buying Process: What Happens At The Closing Meeting?
Home buying through a mortgage is only stressful at the start. At the end of the process, at the closing meeting, everything will fall into place and you can now prepare for home transfer. But before the happy ending, do you have an idea on what happens at the closing meeting? Here are some of the key parts of that meeting and what happens before your mortgage closes: -
'San Francisco Housing Market In Trouble As It Gets In A Bubble
Zillow recently conducted their Home Price Expectation Survey and most of the nation's housing experts have one word to describe San Francisco Bay Area's housing market - bubble. Mark Calvey of San Francisco Business Times reports on the details of the survey. -
'Rentership Rates Rising; Has America Become The Nation of Renters?
The figures are staggering and the increase in number of renters is not slowing down. -
'Fed Interest Rates Increasing; Buyers Rushing In To Apply Before It Happens
The first increase in interest rates in nine years is happening next week. -
'Melbourne Real Estate Properties Remain Empty Despite High Housing Demand
Aspiring homeowners and victims of urban sprawl, be prepared for the upsetting truth behind the houses you are clamoring to get your hands on. A new report indicated that about one in five investor-owned properties in Melbourne are actually unoccupied. It revealed that "hipster areas" such as Brunswick have more than 2,000 empty houses annually. -
'Real Estate Investment: When Do You Buy And When Do You Sell?
Real estate investor Sam Zell says in real estate investment, timing is really important. It pays to know when to buy and when to sell. -
'Celebrity Real Estate Feature: Home of the ‘Orange is the New Black’ Actor, Nick Sandow
The actor and director, Nick Sandow, owns a 19th-century townhouse in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. The townhouse is overlooking the backyards of the neighbors, a sight appearing from the second-floor living room, through the stair landing, and to the master bedroom and the open bathroom. -
'Celebrity Real Estate: The Dakota Apartment of Lauren Bacall Sells for $21 Million
The grand Dakota apartment where Lauren Bacall lived for more than a half century, was sold for $21,000,000, and is considered the most expensive closed sale of the week, according to city records. The nine commodious rooms are filled with an eclectic mix of antiques, artwork and countless mementos, many of them from Lauren’s fabled Hollywood career. -
'Procter & Gamble Advertising Update: The World’s Biggest Advertiser is Switching Agencies
Procter & Gamble announced on Monday that they are switching their North American advertising business to Omnicom from the Publicis Groupe. Big companies like Unilever and Coca-Cola have also scrutinized their expenses on advertisement as they looked to cut costs in an increasingly growing advertisement in the digital age.
