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Real Estate businessman John McGrath talks about how he grew from a small-time start up to a national brand.
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The Utah Valley Real Estate Investors Association has rescheduled its next meeting. The meeting will take place Thursday, Sept. 10, at Noah’s, 644 N. 2000 West, Lindon.
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Real estate hub for all & its Free! No catch! Realestate365.co.nz, a new real estate marketing site offering free listings to estate agents and FSBO’s (for sale by owner) alike, has experienced tremendous growth since the launch of the Realestate365 website.
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Residential property prices have stabilised following three months of steady asking prices but the traditional spring market recovery is predicted to only be mild this year. The average asking price for New Zealand residential properties was unchanged in August from the previous month, according to the latest research from real estate listings website realestate.co.nz. In […]

The Real Estate Institute of New Zealand is planning to redevelop its Parnell site to be a mixed use complex, if a proposal to Auckland City Council is accepted. The site is located at 202 Parnell Rd and had a land value of $3.4 million when it was last valued in 1997. In its proposal […]

Your weekly Vail Valley real-estate report is courtesy of Slifer, Smith & Frampton. Check out all the featured properties and find out how to learn more about what the real-estate market is doing.
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Commercial real estate stocks were outpacing the decline in the broader markets after a Monday article in The Wall Street Journal said that sector was a point of major concern that financial professionals were watching.
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Federal Reserve and Treasury officials fear the shaky commercial real estate sector could stall an economic recovery, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
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Analyzing the figures of the Miami real estate market before buying, homebuyers and property investors can easily determine whether it is time to buy one or not. Keep in mind that the numbers in the real estate market change from time to time, more so in the American market.
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Electrical and communications infrastructure often is viewed as an aesthetic negative by home shoppers, real estate experts say. So, the proximity of high tension lines, utility poles, transformers, Wi-Fi boxes and cellular telephone antennas can be a negative for home values - especially if prospective buyers have health concerns about magnetic fields in the cases […]