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Oppenheim Group To Offer Free Real Estate Assistance To Families Displaced By LA Wildfires: 'We Will Help You Find A Place'
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US Housing Affordability Unlikely To Improve Until Prices Fall 40%, Wages Increase 70%: Expert
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Meghan Markle And Prince Harry's Montecito Mansion Now Valued At $29M
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US Housing Supply Hit Four-Year High - But Only Because Homes Are Failing To Find Buyers
Marriott International is joining forces with IKEA's real estate division to jump-start a new economy-style hotel chain in Europe, reported Reuters Prudential Real Estate Investors Buy Office Space in San Francisco and Miami
Prudential Real Estate Investors, the real estate unit of insurance services firm, Prudential Financial Inc. has reportedly purchased an office tower in San Francisco for $100 million and is under contract to buy another office space, The Sabadell Financial Center at 1111 Brickell Avenue in Miami. Kenauk, Largest Private Property in Canada Hits Listing Market for $79 Million
One of the very few paradises on earth, and the largest privately held property in Canada, Kenauk, has hit the open listing market with a solid asking price of $79 million. The 65,000 acre property is located in Montebello, Quebec and is an excellent investment opportunity. Tokyo Rental Office Sector on The Rise After Two Decades, Investors and Landlords Still Wary
Tokyo's rental office market is recovering after a 21-year decline, reported Bloomberg Businessweek. Protest Stops Berlin Wall Real Estate Project
A German real estate developer stopped the dismantling of the Berlin Wall amid a protest on the residential project, reported Bloomberg Businessweek. BSG Investing In Distraught European Real Estate
One of Israel's wealthiest businessmen and diamond mining entrepreneurs is turning to a new venture--buying out Europe's distraught properties that have been on the verge of recovery, reported The Financial Times. UK Home Prices Rise in February on Increased Demand in London
According to a report compiled by leading online property analytics firm, Hometrack, it was revealed that home prices in the U.K. rose for the first time in nine months in February due to increasing number of buyers in London and South England. Australian Building Permits Drop Unexpectedly in January
The Australian Bureau of Statistics announced on Monday, March 4, that home building permits fell unexpectedly by 2.4 percent in January 2013, after approvals contracted 4.4 percent in December 2012. The value of Australian dollar also weakened on poor services sector expansion of China and the impact of Sequestration in the U.S. Green Building Trends Gaining Popularity among Business Firms, Report
In a recent report published by McGraw Hill Construction, the real estate research unit of McGraw Hill companies it was revealed that a larger number of companies are moving their operations into “Green Buildings”. Federal Reserve Seeing Banks Benefiting More Than Homeowners
While we've been seeing a huge drop in interest rates in recent months, The Federal Reserve are livid at the fact that American banks are cashing on the swarm of home-buying and mortgage loan refinances, reported The Economist.
