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US Pending Home Sales Hardly Changed in September – NAR Report
US Real Estate Market Returning to Normal, Zillow Report
Housing Starts Improve For First Time in September
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The influx of Chinese investors in the American real estate market is so glaring now that even singer Cher couldn't help but tweet about it. Builder Confidence Falls First Time in 4 months in October – NAHB
Builder confidence across the United States declined for the first time in four months in October 2014 falling to 54 points, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Singapore Property Market Slowing Down on Housing Curbs
The real estate market of Singapore, the second most expensive property market in Asia, seems to be showing evidence of cooling down as the government's efforts to hold down prices pay off. Ski Homes: The Latest Hot Property in Luxury Real Estate
Waterfront homes and skyscraper condos boasting of panoramic views of the city's skyline may be prized luxury properties but when it comes to return on investment, nothing can beat homes or resort residences located in skiing attractions. What to Expect of the Housing Market This Fall
The U.S. housing market has been sending mixed signals this whole year. The first few months saw a cold freeze, while the spring and summer saw activity picking up. So what could one expect from the housing market this fall? London Home Prices Fall for First Time Since 2011 – RICS
Home prices in London have been falling at a fast pace as demand for properties have been declining. Now, a latest report by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) revealed that prices fell in September for the first time since 2011 in the British capital. Americans Growing Optimistic About US Housing Market - Fannie Mae Study
More number of Americans grew optimistic about the U.S. housing market in September, according to Fannie Mae's National Housing Survey. Why You Should Invest in These College Towns (LIST)
For years now, real estate investing in college towns has been considered profitable. As several students and faculty flock to these towns at the beginning of academic terms, usually after Labor Day, RealtyTrac put together a list of the best college towns you should invest in to get the most returns. Non-Family Household Formation Rising – Report
Last week, an annual Census Bureau report showed that U.S. household formation has been terribly slow with just 476,000 households added last year. A new survey now reveals that non-family household formations are on the rise with more relatives added to the family homes. More Than Half of Chinese Millionaires Will Immigrate in Next Five Years; but Won't Stray Too Far
China, the world's second largest economy, has the highest number of millionaires after the United States. But, according to several studies, the numbers are going to dwindle in the next five years as more than half of them are planning on immigrating to other countries.
