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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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Construction in Los Angeles has quadrupled in pace but the "affordability crisis" in the Golden State is still brewing, realty reports revealed. -
'Retail Vacancies in Soho on the Rise
Soho, one of New York's largest and trendiest shopping districts, seems to be as busy as ever. During weekends, retail stores along Broadway and West Broadway, are teeming with New Yorkers and tourists but behind the robust activity, numbers reveal that retail vacancies in the neighborhood are on the rise. -
'Title Insurers Ask for Limits to Disclosure Requirements
The American Land Title Association (ALTA), a group composed of more than 5,500 title companies nationwide, asked officials of the Treasury in a letter dated January 13 to restrict the transparency program to specific residential deals and sought exemption in cases where a third party holds part of the money involved in the transaction. -
'New York City Seizes 75,000 Square Feet of Beach in Coney Island
New York City, under the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio, will grab 75,000 square feet of boardwalk property in Coney Island as part of a long-delayed economic development in the area. The eminent domain seizure includes three beachfront properties and two smaller properties located on West 12th and West 23rd, which totals to 75,000 square feet. The city failed to strike a "fair-market" deal with the owners but managed to secure the seizure of a 60,000-square-foot land that once housed the famous "Thunderbolt" wooden roller coaster which was featured in the movie "Annie Hall" but was demolished in 2000. The said plot where the rollercoaster once stood is owned by screenwriter Peter Shaffer. -
'Commercial Real Estate: Walmart and Macy's Shut Down Stores Nationwide
Two of America's largest retailers have recently announced store closures and lay offs. Walmart is closing 269 stores nationwide, including stores under the Express, Neighborhood Market and Supercenter names. Macy's is also closing 40 stores in the early part of 2016. The said closures are forecasted to create a "domino effect" for malls. Once large stores like Macy's and Sears close, it will be hard for mall owners to replace them, related Davidowitz & Associates Chairman Howard Davidowitz. -
'Is Rent-To-Own a Solution to Rental Crisis?
Are you in rental crisis? Here are reasons why you have to trust rent-to-own. -
'3 Things You Regret Not Knowing Before Investing In Real Estate
Are you about to invest in a property? Here are three things you should know. -
'Big Name Tenants of 2 World Trade Center Cancel Lease, Will Retain Current Office Spaces
2 World Trade Center lose its anchor tenant as News Corp and 21st Century Fox reneged on their commitment to move to the tower complex. -
'US Banker Andy Beal Buys North Texas' Largest Home for $100 Million
The most expensive and largest home in North Texas owned by American leveraged buyout businessman Tom Hicks, has found a new owner in Andy Beal the founder of Beal Bank. -
'Group of Realtors Files Case Against Own MLS
The Greater San Diego Association of Realtors (GSDAR) has filed a case against Sandicor, Inc. which is its very own MLS. The group complained about alleged unfair business practices and demanded to be paid at least $1.5 million in damages. -
'Cost of Living in the Majetic West 80s of New York
How much does it cost to live in West '80s -
'Greenwich Village Property for Sale: Fully-Renovated Townhouse Sold for $23.3 million
Five-story building originally built in 1905 was renovated from the ground up by partners Robert Kaliner and Jeffrey Davidson and sold for $23.3 million.
