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New York City tenants are paying more for rent than they did before the recession began in 2008, according to a report by the Community Service Society, an advocacy group for low-income New Yorkers. U.S. builders create more single-family homes
U.S. builders started work on more single-family homes in May and requested the most permits to build homes and apartments since 2009. Real estate is recovering: BMO Capital Markets
Even though there's been a drop in U.S. housing prices, the real estate market is still recovering, according to BMO Capital Markets Economics, a financial services company. U.S. housing permits up in May
U.S. housing starts dropped in May although permits to build new homes rose to the highest in well over three years. China home prices down for 8th consecutive month
China's home prices dropped for the eighth consecutive month in May but the pace of decline slowed, triggering concerns over a short-term rebound in prices. More foreclosures means more fixer uppers
A year after purchasing their Richmond, Virginia, fixer-upper for $290,000 in 2010, Sherry and John Petersik rolled up their sleeves and tackled the outdated kitchen. Home builder confidence up in May
U.S. home builders’ sentiment increased in June to the highest level in more than five years, according to a report released by the National Association of Homebuilders on Monday. Foreclosures up for first time in over 2 years
Homes in foreclosure rose year-over-year in May for the first time in 27 months as banks resumed dealing with distressed properties after a mortgage abuse settlement earlier this year, according to a report released by data firm RealtyTrac on Thursday. International super-rich target California real estate
The super-rich investors responsible for London's prime real estate bubble are adding California to their wish lists, lured by bargains offering crisis-defying returns as an overdue churn in the United States property market finally gets under way. London landlords squeeze cash from dead space
London landlords are renting out everything from vacant stores to empty sports fields, rooftops and even an abandoned quarry to cash in on the tight supply of space in the UK capital during the Olympic Games this summer.
