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Patricia Heaton Lists Los Angeles Residence for $8.2 million

Eminent T.V personality, Patricia Heaton has listed her Hancock Park home in Los Angeles on the open market with an asking price of $8.2 million. She had earlier tried to unload the property by private listing and priced the home at $12 million. Failing to sell then, the place has popped up in the public market.

Kurt Warner’s Arizona Home to be Auctioned

Former NFL superstar, Kurt Warner's Arizona mansion will go under a private auction on Feb 27, 2013. The Home was first listed in 2011, asking for $5 million. However, its inability to sell over the years led Warner to put up the house for a private auction.

London’s Legendary Smithfield Marketplace to be Redeveloped

London's historic Smithfield Marketplace will undergo redevelopment as plans for the renovation will be submitted to the city later in February, 2013. An Australian development group, Henderson Global Investors will be handling the $258.2 million renovation project.

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Pershing Square in LA to Get Major Makeover

The oldest public plaza of Los Angeles, Pershing Square is all geared up to receive a makeover again. Seed money for the new improvements will be financed by leading entertainment and sports firm, AEG, who have sanctioned a $7 million grant for the development of the park.
By Rapti Gupta
The Grand Central of New York Celebrates 100 Years

"The Grand Central Station" celebrated 100 years of its standing glory on February 1, 2013. The Famous building is the largest station in the world with 44 high end platforms and 67 tracks. New Yorkers celebrated their beloved building's birthday with much pomp and glory.
By Rapti Gupta
No-Money-Down Mortgage Loans Back in the Market

100 percent financing home loans or the No-Money-Down Mortgage payments have reportedly bounced back into the market but will only be available to affluent buyers. Banks and lending institutions claim that the loans are back due to high demand and are a much safer option where wealthy investors are concerned.
By Rapti Gupta
China home price inflation quickens in Jan - survey

Average home prices in China's 100 biggest cities rose 1 percent in January from December, quickening from the 0.2 percent pace in the previous month and marking the eighth consecutive monthly rise, a private survey showed on Friday.
By Staff Reporter
Spain real estate hit to weigh on BBVA 2012 earnings

BBVA, Spain's second-biggest lender, is expected to report sharply lower earnings on Friday as growing income from emerging markets will not be enough to offset losses from soured property assets at home.
By Staff Reporter
Fed's Bullard paints upbeat picture for 2013 growth

The U.S. economy is on track for a better performance this year and improving growth will put the Federal Reserve in a position to slow or halt its massive bond-buying program, a top central bank official said on Friday.
By Staff Reporter
Beyonce Opens Up About Her Miscarriage for First Time [Video]

A baby can be the happiest event in a couple's life and having a miscarriage can also be the worst. Grammy-award winning singer, Beyonce, opens up for the first time that before she fell pregnant with healthy Blue Ivy Carter, she suffered a miscarriage two years ago.
By Staff Reporter
Applebee's Waitress Fired for Posting Pastor's 'No Tip' Receipt on Reddit

Earlier this week, an Applebee's waitress posted a photo on Reddit of a receipt from an alleged pastor who, instead of leaving the suggested 18 percent tip, wrote "I give God 10%, why should you get 18."
By Staff Reporter
Europe's Tallest Building 'The Shard' Opens in London

Europe's tallest building, The Shard, opened its doors to the public on Friday in London with Mayor Boris Johnson opening the 984 ft (300 meter) skyscraper.
By Staff Reporter
Construction up 0.9 Percent, Continues 7 Year Rising Streak

U.S. construction projects rose in December continuing a seven-year high as the housing market continued its recovery.
By Staff Reporter