Finance & Mortgage

Alberta's Real Estate Market May Soon be at its Worst

Alberta's real estate market cannot expect a good 2016. Alberta's real estate market is preparing to face its worst time since the world financial crash.

Manhattan Apartment Building "Poor Door” Separates Low Income Earners

The "poor door" was actually authorized by the City of New York and was signed last 2014. Extell's 33-story luxury building has finally opened in Manhattan and true enough from its controversial announcement from last 2013, they unveiled with the proposed "poor door" that divides tenants based on the amount of rent they pay.

Hot Rental Market Makes Way for Attic Apartment Trend

As the interest for lofts has expanded following the Great Recession, financial experts say, more proprietors are changing over unused spaces, for example, attics and basement or cellars to suit hopeful renters. A developing number of demographically assorted individuals are leasing, and some are also eager to choose not to see to unlawfully converted units for a low-cost spot to live in a neighborhood close to work or the city.
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