Looking At A Foreclosed Property? 11 Important Things To Consider Before Investing
Foreclosures can be an investment opportunity, but they carry their own risks. Here are some things to watch for. …
Why Richmond, Virginia Is The Underground Music City Everyone Needs To Visit
Go ahead, pack your bags. …
Can First-Time Homebuyer Programs Help You Become A Homeowner?
Don’t miss out on homebuying assistance available to you. …
Hospital Revives A Dead Retail Space Through Adaptive Reuse
Adaptive reuse breathes new life into dying retail spaces while saving money in construction and keeping materials out of landfills. …
Alternative Lenders Becoming Increasingly Mainstream In Commercial Real Estate
As some banks sit in the dugout amid late-inning economic concerns, alternative lenders are stepping up to the plate in commercial real estate. …
Alternative Lenders Increasingly Become Mainstream
As some banks sit in the dugout amid late-inning economic concerns, alternative lenders are stepping up to the plate in commercial real estate. …
‘Qualitative Growth’ — The Key To Sotheby’s International Realty Success
this is an interview with the CEO of the leading luxury residential real estate company. The CEO talks about how to grow while maintaining the integrity of the brand. …
Is Austin, Texas The Best City In America?
Austin was recently voted the top place to live in America. Here’s why it’s so amazing. …
Student Loans Don’t Have To Keep You From Homeownership
Knowing what steps to take toward your goals, and implementing the steps to get there, will pay off. …
What’s In A Name? A Lot, If It’s On An Historic Building
Without their names, some of New York City’s most iconic buildings might go largely unnoticed. But given their names, these buildings tell of a time and a city long past. The Astor, The Shephard and The…
What’s In A Name? A Lot, If It’s On A Historic Building
Without their impressive names, some of New York City’s most iconic buildings might go largely unnoticed. But given their names, these buildings tell of a time and a city long past. The Astor, The Shephard and…
When Will Millennials Finally Buy Homes — If Ever?
For the past decade, real estate developers and economists alike have grappled with a big conundrum: When will the experience-obsessed, high-saving, late-to-marry millennials purchase homes — if ever? …
Universal Design Increases In Style, Availability and Luxury
Major manufacturers are offering an increasing array of products that accommodate universal design needs with popular looks, saving homeowners and designers from having to scour specialty catalogues that meet physical, but not aesthetic, needs. …
Real Estate Technology: The Double-Edged Sword
The investment that has been poured into real estate technology has spurred astonishing amounts of innovation. …
Groundbreaking, Flexible Arts Space, Cromwell Place, To Open In London
A brand new kind of arts organisation will open in the heart of London’s museums district next spring, the first of its type globally. …
Groundbreaking, flexible arts space, Cromwell Place, to open in London, Spring 2020
A brand new kind of arts organisation will open in the heart of London’s museums district next spring, the first of its type globally. …
Florida’s Fisher Island Ranks As America’s Richest Zip Code
Bloomberg’s recent rankings of most expensive zip codes according to average annual income put Florida’s exclusive Fisher Island at the top spot. …
What Can The U.K. Government Do To Support Estate Agents?
Recent changes to estate agency regulation and tax have piled pressure onto agents at a time when margins are already excessively tight. What can the government now do to retroactively redress the damage that’s been done?…
What can the UK government do to support estate agents?
Recent changes to estate agency regulation and tax have piled pressure onto agents at a time when margins are already excessively tight. What can the government now do to retroactively redress the damage that’s been done?…
New York University Tops Most Expensive Off-Campus Housing List
Rents within a mile of some of the country’s 100 most prestigious colleges are higher than the averages in the cities they’re located in, a recent report found. …
