Thursday, 09 January 2025

Investing

Home Buying Tips and Trends, Then and Now

Buying a home is considered as an investment. However, there are many things to consider in buying a house. You may try to consult your parents about such big decision that you are going to make. However, there are some slight changes in perception, for buying trends have changed since your parent's time.

Washington D.C. Rent Increase Projected to Slow Down in 2016

There is good news for many renters in the Washington, D.C. area. The rent appreciation in the city is expected to slow down this year.

Real Estate News: Making a Home Green Can Add to Its Value, Study Reveals

Many people are afraid to go green when it comes to their homes because they feel like they might go broke after all the renovations. However, doing so will just add value to the property and can substantially compete when it is time for listing.

EDITOR'S PICKS

Greenwich Property for Sale: Hurlingham Mansion Has a Tennis Court That Becomes Ice Rink

Loves hockey? Or tennis? Or both? This lavish mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut might be perfect for you.
By Staff Reporter
Pritzker Winner Álvaro Siza Tapped to Design New Hell's Kitchen Condo in New York

Developers Sumaida + Khurana and LENY have tapped Pritzker winning architect Álvaro Siza to design their latest project in New York City, a luxe Hell's Kitchen condominium.
By Staff Reporter
1 out of 4 Private Renters Are Evicted by Landlords for No Valid Reason, Say Researchers

In a study on UK private tenants by BMG Research, it was found that 27 percent of present and past private renters had been removed by a landlord who needed to sell, restore, or change the utilization of a property, or on account of a rent increment.
By Staff Reporter
Green Living: Automated Indoor Vertical Farm Able to Produce 30,000 Heads of Lettuce Per Day

Vertical Farming is now hitting a produce industry in Kyoto, Japan. This method may lead to more efficient growing strategies in the future that will only rely on machine and require less land to till.
By Staff Reporter
New US Single-family Homes Sales Soared 10.8% in December

New-home sales took off 14.5 percent, to 501,000 units in 2015, the highest record since to 2007. Housing is being supported by tightening labor market conditions, which are spurring a rise in household formation
By Staff Reporter
Utah Commercial Real Estate Market is Booming

Indications of Utah's economic health are ample in the state's business real estate markets, portrayed as "astounding" and "great."
By Staff Reporter
Bob Mackie Net Worth: ‘The Carol Burnett Show’ Fashion Designer Sells His Ranch-Style Property in LA for $2.18 Million

The renowned fashion and costume designer Bob Mackie is selling his glamorous home in Laurel Hills, Los Angeles.
By Staff Reporter
Philadelphia Real Estate News: New Premier Rental Residence 1919 Market Now Available For Lease

The leasing for the 28-storey, 321-unit, 455,000-square-foot 1919 Market on the corner of 20th and Market Streets, by the joint venture of LCOR and Brandywine Realty Trust, is now open to the public.
By Staff Reporter
California Real Estate News: Gold Classic Country Properties Joins the Sotheby’s International Realty Network

A Sutter Creek firm, Gold Classic Country Properties, has joined the real estate network of Sotheby's International Realty, and will now operate under the name Gateway Sotheby's International Realty.
By Staff Reporter
Texas Real Estate News: Joint Venture Between Fountain Residential Partners and Virtus Real Estate Capital to Develop New Student Housing Community at University of Houston

Fountain Residential Partners entered a joint venture with Virtus Real Estate Capital for the development of its third student housing community in Houston, Texas. The project will house students from the University of Houston and the nearby Texas Southern University.
By Staff Reporter