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In May Foreclosures in U.S. Down 50 Percent Annually

According to ATTOM Data Solutions May 2019 Foreclosure Market Report, U.S. foreclosure filings -- default notices, scheduled auctions and bank repossessions -- were reported on 56,152 U.S. properties in May 2019, up 1 percent from the previous month but down 22 percent from a year ago for the 11th consecutive month with an annual decline.

London's Luxury Property Market : Brexit Uncertainty Still Impacting

According to international real estate consultant Knight Frank, despite the unknown outcome of Brexit, the underlying demand for London's super-prime property remains resilient.

Craft Brewery Estate Is On Tap Near Asheville

If you're a beer connoisseur, raise a pint to this classic North Carolina estate-and top it off with $3.4 million while you're at it. The sprawling 10.5-acre property in Fletcher includes the main residence, a barn, and a detached garage apartment. But the state-of-the-art craft home brewery guest house is the best thing on tap here.

EDITOR'S PICKS

President Trump's New Housing Affordability Executive Order: Real Estate Industry Applauds

The U.S. real estate industry is giving President Trump rave reviews for signing his new Housing Affordability Executive Order this week.
By Staff Reporter
Renting Office Space? Heres What You Should Know Beforehand

Renting or leasing your first office space is a big deal. It's a significant milestone in the progress of a business, one that can also help you legitimize and grow your business. Whereas before you might have relied solely on ecommerce, or remote communication, you all of a sudden have a physical centre of operations. But how you choose that space, and what you do with it, can have a profound effect on your business.
By Staff Reporter
The 3 Most Common Problems with Commercial Leasehold Improvements

The process of improving a commercial property often begins with the best of intentions from both the tenant and the building owner. However, things do not always go smoothly.
By Staff Reporter
By IKEA And Ori New Robotic Furniture For Small Spaces

More and more people today are choosing to live in smaller spaces. They are either downsizing, are ecologically conscious, or want to live in a very desirable location, which might otherwise not be financially feasible with a larger space.
By Staff Reporter
For Impactful Real Estate Investing Why A Tiny Vermont Town Could Be A Model

Sound checks from a local band echo across the cement floor of an abandoned warehouse as digital artist Matt Bucy paces out future tenant spaces with footsteps and a roll of masking tape-sparingly, because even the local hardware store has left this once-bustling Vermont railroad town.
By Staff Reporter
Top Metro Areas with the Biggest Homes

The 20 biggest metropolitan areas in the United States are home to over three million people. These areas are the urban and suburban areas in the country.
By Kevin Ashwe
City Planning Can Be Transformed by Municipal Digital Twins

Urban planning has always faced challenges. Its planning takes place behind closed doors and is a bureaucratic process. Urban plans must be defended to the public, but communication with citizens that lack specialized knowledge is difficult.
By Staff Reporter
For $98M Five-story NYC Penthouse With Private Pool And Hot Tub

A five-floor, 19,000-square-foot penthouse north of Madison Square Park in Manhattan, featuring more than 4,500 square feet of outdoor space with a private lap pool and glass-walled hot tub, has hit the market for $98 million, making it one of the priciest condos on the market in New York City.
By Staff Reporter
4 Things Buyers Look for When Purchasing a Restaurant

There are several things buyers are going to be looking for when evaluating your establishment. After careful consideration, you've decided to sell your restaurant.
By Ivan Serrano
To Bankruptcy Creditors Supreme Court Applies Civil Contempt Standard

The US Supreme Court ruled Monday that a creditor may be held in civil contempt for violating a bankruptcy court's discharge order if there is no fair ground of doubt as to whether the order barred the creditor's conduct.
By Staff Reporter