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Lender Processing Services Inc. has formed a new real estate division after acquiring FNRES Holdings Inc.
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Vail Valley real estate sales in May posted the best totals so far this year.
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The impact of the gloomy real estate market has made an impact in New York City, making both buyers and sellers cautious. However, there are affordable housing opportunities out there if you know where to look, and if you qualify, this could be a prime buying opportunity.
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VAIL — Vail-area real estate sales in May posted the best totals so far this year.
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A Lakeville woman faces charges she embezzled $220,000 from a Burnsville title and real estate company to pay 24 creditors, including Macy’s and Bloomingdales.
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EVERETT — A Lynnwood real estate agent may have been better at casing homes than selling them. Phyllis Etzler-Tomaras and her husband Kenneth Tomaras are accused of stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry from numerous homes for sale in Snohomish County.
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Seattle rock band Sunny Day Real Estate will return to the road with its four original members this fall, and will reissue its first two Sub Pop albums on September 15. These will be the band’s first shows of any kind since November 2000, and the first with its classic lineup since 1998.
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Nationwide prices for all types of commercial real estate plunged by 8.6% in April from March.
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Ekspertide Portaali OÜ announced of a launch of beta version of real estate network called Saleberry.com. Salesberry.com is a real estate network focusing on channelizing commercial real estate and investment financing globally. Salesberry.com gives real estate professionals a tool with which they could network and interact easily with other professionals, financiers and investors.
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VietNamNet Bridge – Commenting about the heating up of the real estate market, Dr Nguyen Duc Kien, a member of the National Assembly’s Economics Committee, said he can see something abnormal.
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