The steady health of the U.S. property market has been catching a lot of eyes, worldwide. But how far is the market’s reach? Where is the interest coming from and where exactly are the foreigners looking to buy property in America?
Amid the whirlwind of falling home prices and dwindling property sales, China has found a new way to cope with the real estate tragedy - short term rentals.
The Indian real estate market is back in demand after the Narendra Modi-government took control of the country's political and economic health. Several overseas investors are flocking to the property sector as the country has been showing signs of a strengthening market.
The U.S. housing market has been showing evident signs of a slowdown - sales have been low, prices have been stumpy and foreclosures have been 186 percent above the peak time before the market crash. Is this something to worry about? How can the slowdown affect home buyers?
Zillow Inc., the popular online real estate portal, announced Monday, June 28, that it will be acquiring rival firm Trulia Inc., in a $3.5 billion all-stock deal.
A large number of homeowners are willing to downsize - sell their home - and shift to a smaller place or rent if a sudden financial crisis takes over, according to a new survey conducted by Trulia Inc., the second largest online real estate firm of the country.
A majority of the prospective home buyers are unaware of how much a mortgage would really cost them, a new survey conducted by Discover Home Loans found.
Existing home sales in the U.S. went up in June to reach its highest since October 2013 as hiring improved in the country and the economy added more jobs, according to a latest report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
As scores of plots and blocks lay unoccupied in Detroit, some developers are now planning on rejuvenating the sports capital of the Midwest by building a new mixed use entertainment district.
Amazon.com Inc., the Seattle-based e-commerce and retailing giant, may have found its office space in New York City. It may be leasing some prime space at the 1133 Avenue of the Americas building at West 44th Street.
Home buyers and sellers in the U.S. property market are not exactly in sync with each other or the market conditions, a new study conducted by the property website Redfin has found.
As the U.S. property market recovery broadens, people from all over the globe are investing in the lucrative industry. According to a survey conducted by the National Association of Realtors, foreigners made up about 7 percent of the total home sales for the year ended March 31, 2014.