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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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Pasadena Native Lost Her House To LA Wildfires One Day After Paying Off Her Mortgage: 'It's Gone'
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How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
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What Happens To Your Mortgage And Property Tax When You Lose Your Home In A Natural Disaster?
New York City continues to be one of the country's top residential building developers and in 2016, a few real estates will be opening its doors to residents. Celebrity Real Estate: Actor Charlton Heston's 12.2M Home Finally Finds a New Owner
The Los Angeles home of Charlton Heston, a legendary Hollywood actor, has finally been sold to a new owner for $12.2 million. 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. 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. SAB Capital Founder Scott Bommer Seeking $110M For Hamptons Properties in Lily Pond Lane
Hedge funder Scott Bommer, founder of SAB Capital, is "in contract to sell" three properties in the Hamptons' Lily Pond Lane for a total of $110 million in an off-market deal. New York Real Estate: City Launches Bidding Wars For Mixed-Use Development in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen
The New York City Economic Development Corp. is looking for a developer to help demolish majority of a block in Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan. The city is looking to put up a mixed-use development in its place. Former Syms Complex At Trinity Place Gets Makeover, New Name: 500-Foot-Tall, 77 Greenwich Street
Plans are soon becoming a reality for the development of the former Syms complex at 28-42 Trinity Place in the Financial District of New York City, which will be renamed 77 Greenwich Street. Legal & General Sets Up £600 Million to Build 3000 Apartments Across UK
English insurance firm Legal and General has collaborated with a Dutch pension fund manager to develop 3,000 lofts all over the UK under a £600m "build-to-rent" plan. 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. 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.
