Saturday, 16 November 2024

Finance & Mortgage

'Property Investment: Houses with Multiple Tenants are a Better Option to Buy to Let Investment

There are many forms of investments that people could opt for these days. However, data provided by propertywire.com show that “Houses with multiple tenants are a better option to buy to let investment.”

'Dubai Real Estate Update: Property Prices See Largest Decline Globally

Dubai property prices have the largest declined for the past years. Real Estate consultancy Knight Frank says that this is the biggest price drop in the world.

'Biggest House In Albuquerque For Sale!

The biggest house in Albuquerque, located in Bernalillo County is for sale! It is a 14,000 square foot mansion near Carlisle NE. The master bedroom has a plush pink carpet lined up and the master bath is so big that Vicki Criel even said that it is "literally the biggest bathroom" he has ever seen in his life. Criel is the President of Criel and Associates.

EDITOR'S PICKS

'Troubled Properties In Roosevelt Neighborhood Torn Down; City Of Seattle Will Build Affordable Housing In The Area

The troubled properties in Roosevelt neighborhood have been torn down on Tuesday. The area will be transformed into an affordable housing project including public areas.

By Staff writer
'Scotland's Market Trends: Major Changes Announced for Scottish Rental Sector and Rural Housing

It seems that Scotland’s market trends are changing. The changes will affect the overall scheme of rents for the country.

By Staff Reporter
'F&C’s New Structure: Convert UK Property Fund To PAIF Fund

F&C has completed the conversion of its UK Property fund into a PAIF fund.

By Staff Reporter
'Perrin Paris Net Worth: CEO is Selling Chic Beverly Hills Home

The CEO’s chic Beverly Hills Home is now on the market for sale. Michel Perrin, the CEO of the renowned empire ‘Perrin Paris’ is selling his home in Beverly Hills, CA.

By Staff Reporter
'Convenience vs. Customization: Real Estate Market Dilemma, To Buy or To Build?

Having a home is among the most important investments people get into. A lot of factors should be accounted for and a single mistake can lead to tragic consequences in the future. The number one decision people who want to have a home for themselves, is deciding whether to buy an existing home or to build a new one.

By Staff Reporter
'Homebuilders Call New Labor Law Ruling Crippling

The new labor law is not accepted gladly by the homebuilders. A new labor law ruling has placed the homebuilders answerable to the issues involving millions of subcontractors, as reported by cnbc.com.

By Staff Reporter
'Celebrity Real Estate: Kobe Bryant Slashes Price on L.A. Mansion

NBA player Kobe Bryant has been trying to sell his home for more than two years now, even dropping the price by $1.5 million in the hope of finally selling the house. His Newport Coast home is now on sale for $6.995 million.

By Staff Reporter
'How To Boost Your Credit Score Before Buying A Home

Home buying doesn't begin on the instance you walk through the door of your first open house. The moment you make the decision, you have to immediately start thinking about the finances - and your credit standing is an important component.

By Staff Reporter
'Home Buying: Pros and Cons of Buying A House; How Ready Are You

Are you hanging on a balance, confused, and repeating the same conversations in your head on whether you should buy a house?

By Staff Reporter
'Knight Frank Reports on Staggering Dubai Property Prices

Dubai's property market has been on the bounce recently, says Knight Frank.

By Staff Reporter
'Wall Street Still on Free Fall, Stocks Down by 3%

Again falling into correction mode, Dow Jones Industrial Average went down over 350 points. The main index in Shanghai fell to 3% in early trading Wednesday according to The New York Times. Foreign investors are now becoming more and more anxious about the strength of the global economy.

By Staff Reporter
'Delhi, Mumbai Realty Remains Sluggish

Mumbai, Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida value properties remained "static or risen very nominally," according to study.

By Staff Reporter