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Europe's Real Estate Market Forecasted To See Dramatic Changes In The Next 10 Years

People in Europe are going to vastly change their views and preferences in terms of where they want to live and work, and this dramatic change that is forecasted to take place in the next 10 years, expects the real estate industry to be able to adapt and answer to these changes, says Savill, in a report by Adrian Bishop in OPP Today.

It's A $70 Billion Historic Year For New York's Commercial Real Estate Market

By the year-end, there is an estimated total of $70 billion worth of property sales taking place in New York's commercial real estate market, and it is shaping to be an all-time, historic year, Daniel Geiger of Crain's reports.

Australia's Hotel Real Estate Sees A Robust 2016

It's only going upwards for Australia's hotel real estate sector. After a nice run in 2015, analysts from Colliers International, JLL Hotels & Hospitality Group and Ray White all believe that this strong market is going to continue by 2016, Vanessa Cavasinni of The Shout reports.

New York Real Estate's Most Viable Asset: Pizza Oven?

It was looking like they will never find anyone who'd pay for the space. But when a wall got knocked down, revealing a mid-1800s coal-fired oven, then that's when interested parties came knocking. Is this an isolated case or is a pizza oven now New York real estate's most viable asset? Claudine Ko of New York Post has the report.

London Real Estate Eyed By Wealthy Iranians

Wealthy Iranians are hoping for the best as they try to flock London's prime real estate scene expecting that the sanctions imposed on their country will be cleared by next year, Judith Evans of the The Daily Star reports.

Sydney Joins The Ranks Of Real Estate Powerhouses

Sydney is becoming such an attractive place for foreign investors that it's quickly becoming among considered as a prestige real estate location, Phil McCarroll of Your Investment Property reports.

Real Estate And Social Media: A Reality Check

There is no doubt that social media has now become a huge part of people's lives and even businesses and industries, just like real estate.

Real Estate Pros Try Their Hand At Purple Prose In Selling The Priciest Homes

Some real estate agents are now trying a different method in getting the priciest homes out of their inventory, and it's not home staging, nor offering crazy incentives, Stefanos Chen of The Wall Street Journal reports.

People Walking Away From Deposits; Real Estate Agent Predicts

In 2016, it won't come as a shock if people will be willing to walk away from the deposit they place on pre-selling apartments, Phil McCarroll of Your Investment Property reports.

SW Florida Real Estate Market Heating Up Again

Although foreclosure rates in Florida still put it in the top five spot, it's safe to say that it's in a much better place compared to where it was in the mid 2000's says RealtyTrac's report for the month of November, Patricia Borns of News Press has the details.

San Diego Home Sales Take A Plunge

San Diego Assocation of Realtors has just released new figures and it's not looking good for the San Diego market with home sales rate proving to be generally low in both monthly and annual basis, KPBS reports.

Real Estate Prices In GTA To Continue To Soar

Looks like the Greater Toronto Area will continue to bear high house prices in the coming year, says RE/MAX realtors, Kevin Connor reports.

Hamptons-based Real Estate Company Sued For Alleged Listings Hacking

Compass, a newly opened real estate company in the Hamptons is facing charges for an alleged case of hacking listings of rival company Saunders and Associates, Priscila Korb of Patch reports.

Real Estate Won't Be Moved By Rate Hike, Strong Dollar

The resounding threat of higher interest rates have significantly decreased REITs enthusiasm this 2015, but a market expert thinks things are just being blown out of proportion, Gregg Greenberg of The Street reports.

4 Real Estate Trends Expected In 2016

Whether you are buying, selling, or renting, there's no escaping Federal Reserve's anticipated increase in interest rates in the coming year. Regardless which real estate transactions you belong to, there are very important things that you need to brace yourself for come 2016 according to Daniel Goldstein of Market Watch:

San Francisco Housing Market In Trouble As It Gets In A Bubble

Zillow recently conducted their Home Price Expectation Survey and most of the nation's housing experts have one word to describe San Francisco Bay Area's housing market - bubble. Mark Calvey of San Francisco Business Times reports on the details of the survey.

Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles' Edible Real Estate For A Cause

Want a bite of Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills? Yes, and they mean it literally, and they hired Josh Flagg of "Million Dollar Listing" to make that possible, Luxury Daily reports.

From Kim Kardashian, Michael Jordan, To Taylor Swift; An Inside Scoop On 2015 Celebrity Housing

Since it's nearly impossible that we ever set foot in Katy Perry's or Brad Pitt's house, let's just get into the next best thing which is to know the deep, inside scoop on top celebrity housing! Judy Dutton of Realtor has the list of celebrities who won (as well as those who foundered) in the real estate market this year.

Chinese Real Estate Investments Pull Back In Australia

Chinese investments are slowing down Australia in 2015 says a major real estate franchise, Phil McCarroll of Your Investment Property reports.

Dubai-based Developer Stands By Donald Trump Despite Proposed Muslim Ban

Damac Properties, a real estate developer based in Dubai, is decided to push through with its partnership with Donald Trump in building luxury villas and golf courses; this despite the U.S. Presidential candidate's recent announcement proposing the ban of Muslim from entering the U.S., Tom Gara of BuzzFeed News reports.

Is Golf Club Real Estate Rebounding After Recession?

Probably not; at least not yet. This as the golf club real estate market is still struggling to bounce back from the recession - and is likely to never be like it was, Alexei Barrionuevo of Curbed reports.