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A New York Hard-Sell for an Ancient British Home

CHRISTINE HAUGHNEY The New York Times 03/07/2010
Miami Real Estate Investors Charged With Running Scam

A Miami firm promoting Florida real estate investments was actually running a $135 million Ponzi scheme, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged this week.

A New York Hard-Sell for an Ancient British Home

The British possess many traits enviable to New Yorkers: the capacity to brew a better cup of tea, the decorum not to brag loudly about their bonuses in Midtown restaurants and a history rich with kings and queens who inspire trashy novels and Hollywood movies. But they fall short in one area: brash self-promotion, especially when it comes to real estate.

Business Owners Plans to Invest in U.S. Real Estate

Tatjana Oskanjan e Yugoslavia 03/07/2010
Business Owners Plans to Invest in U.S. Real Estate

Business owners have been planning to invest in U. S. property.As the Canadian dollar is over US90¢ and the prices of real estate are near to the ground, unbeaten Canadian businessmen, who are playing with extra funds are making up their mind to spend in U. S. real estate.

Protests to Begin in Detroit Over Property Taxes

Detroit residents are protesting the amount of their property taxes for a viable reason. The taxman is charging homeowners exorbitant property taxes on homes that aren't worth the tax percentage being demanded. The same scenario is seen with underwater mortgages right now, people are trying to make money off of property that is no longer valuable.

State office properties up for sale

Ellyn Pak The Orange County Register 03/01/2010
State office properties up for sale

The cash-strapped state recently announced that it’s hoping to fetch at least $2 billion from selling off 11 office properties in the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Sacramento to fill a massive budget gap.

Real estate rent bubble in Nairobi threatens US style property crash, it is claimed

Real estate investors who bought property in fashionable suburbs of Nairobi to rent out are facing trouble as a price bubble hit the market, it is claimed.

New rules favor flipping to move foreclosures

East Valley Tribune 03/01/2010

Green projects proving worthy

TONY ILLIA LAS VEGAS BUSINESS PRESS 02/21/2010
New rules favor flipping to move foreclosures

Flipping used to be a dirty word in residential real estate, but not anymore. A recent policy change by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is encouraging flipping to foster more sales of foreclosure homes that were badly damaged by the previous owners or others.

Green projects proving worthy

Green building, the term coined to describe ecofriendly, sustainable construction, is spreading like wildfire. Government agencies and businesses are increasingly realizing green building's myriad benefits for worker recruitment and retention, productivity and job satisfaction.

Hope in store for U.S. retailers?

The Economist 02/21/2010
Hope in store for U.S. retailers?

$10-billion takeover bid by Simon Property Group for rival’s shopping malls indication that people are spending once again

Homebuilders Turn to Private Equity for Financing (Update1)

Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- More than 40 U.S. homebuilders have teamed up with private equity firms to acquire and complete unfinished subdivisions as banks cut construction lending.


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