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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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Pasadena Native Lost Her House To LA Wildfires One Day After Paying Off Her Mortgage: 'It's Gone'
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How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
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What Happens To Your Mortgage And Property Tax When You Lose Your Home In A Natural Disaster?
There are 5 million people in England who are in fear that their relationship break-ups may lead them to being homeless later on. A lot of experts are encouraging these people to ask expert's help as early as possible. New York Real Estate Predicted to 'Remain on Solid Ground'
With China's economic slowdown, many investors were triggered to shift their assets to less volatile investments. Apparently, New York's real estate is one of the investment opportunities that they deem as secure and stable. Safe Rooms Grow More Popular in Luxury NY Properties
Since the 9/11 attacks, New York's one percenters have grown anxious of an economic collapse, terrorist attacks and civil unrests. As a result, the demand for safe rooms, which can cost more than $500,000, shot up and have "become a part of the suite of amenities that makes a property part of the upper end market." Irish Property Fair in NY Aims to Attract More US Buyers
The property fair which will be held in the Fitzpatrick Hotel at Grand Central, Manhattan from 5 to 7 in the evening on March 3, will give potential buyers the chance to browse through listings and talk to real estate experts who can help them with offshore investment. LA Builds World's Most Expensive Stadium Complex
The Rams are heating up the Los Angeles real estate sector. Aside from bringing in more home sales to the industry, the returns of the NFL football paved the way for the construction of the world's most expensive stadium complex. The stadium complex which will cost $2.6 billion, is going to serve as the home for the NFL's Rams franchise. The cost of construction of the said infrastructure is more than $1 billion than New Jersey's MetLife Stadium which is currently the league's most expensive venue and according to developers, its capacity could exceed 100,000 during special events. UK Real Estate: Expensive Housing Traps Millions in Relationships
The research discovered that 30 percent of people in England who live with a partner and pay rent or mortgage claimed that if their relationship were to break down, they could lose a roof above their head and have nowhere to go. Shelter calculated that if the findings were projected across England, this would mean that 4.9 million people are trapped in relationships because of their fear of homelessness. Texas Real Estate News: National Asset Services Refinances Alexis at Town East
National Asset Services has announced that the Alexis at Town East, a 224-unit, 222,916- square-foot, tenant-in-common (TIC), multi-family property, located approximately 20 miles east of downtown Dallas, particularly in Mesquite, Texas, has been successfully refinanced. Real Estate News: National Association of REALTORS® to Offer Two New Insurances to Their Members
The National Association of REALTORS® has announced the availability of two new insurance programs to all of its members, the Realtors® Vision Insurance Plans and the Members TeleHealth. Extell Files Permit To Demolish Six Midtown Buildings For New Development
It was on January 13 when Gary Barnett's Extell - the developer responsible for the Nordstrom Tower, One57 and 250 South Street - filed for a series of permits with New York City's Department of Buildings to demolish six buildings in Manhattan's Midtown. Meet The Independent: Austin's 58-Story Jenga Tower
It was on January 11 when developers first broke ground on The Independent, a 58-story tower on West Third Street and West Avenue downtown that will definitely change Austin's skyline.
