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NYC Law Department's office expansion in Woolworth Building is slated. About 32,000 square feet of space in Woolworth Building, 223 Broadway is reserved for the New York City Law Department. Home Improvements: 9 Great Ideas to a More Appealing Home
First impressions do last, and houses are no exception. Making sure one's home exudes craftiness, fun and beauty is easy. The following are nine great ideas to up your home's overall appeal. Michigan Real Estate News: New Mortgage Program to Boost Homeownership in Detroit
Detroit Home Mortgage, a new mortgage program seeking to increase homeownership, property values, and reinvestment to any part of the Detroit neighborhood where the appraisal gap exists, was made through the joint efforts of Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan, with organizing support from the Obama Administration's Detroit Federal Working Group, the Clinton Global Initiative, local banks, foundations and non-profits. Louisiana Real Estate News: Alexandria’s Most Expensive Home to be Auctioned on March 12
Maison Bonne Vive ("The Good Life"), owned by Aaron Slayter Sr., is considered to be the most expensive house in Alexandria, Louisiana. It is set to be auctioned by Bonnette Auction Company and Ritchie Real Estate on March 12. Ohio Real Estate News: Seven Farms in Northwest Ohio to be Auctioned on March 15
Schrader Real Estate and Auction Company, a Columbia-based auctioneer of agricultural land throughout the United States, is gearing up for the upcoming auction of seven farms, with a total of 459 acres, in northwest Ohio on March 15. New Mexico Real Estate News: 71,100-square-foot ICE Building in Albuquerque Acquired by Easterly Government Properties
The 71,100-square-foot facility of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was recently acquired by fully integrated real estate investment trust, Easterly Government Properties. Texas Real Estate News: Northwest Point Business Park in Houston Acquired by Sealy & Company
Sealy & Company recently completed the acquisition of the 232,307-square-foot light industrial portfolio, Northwest Point Business Park, located on Brittmoore Road in northwest Houston, Texas. Georgia Real Estate News: 15-building Industrial Park in Northeast Atlanta Acquired by Hillwood
Gwinnett 316, a 2.2 million square feet industrial park with 15 buildings in Atlanta's sought after I-85/Northeast submarket, was recently acquired by Hillwood. Real Estate News: January 2016 Home Sales in 52 Metro Areas Increased by 6.3 Percent Year-over-year, According to RE/MAX
The total home sales in 52 different metro areas in the United States during the month of January have experienced a 6.3 percent increase compared to the same month of last year, but fell down by 31.7 percent from December 2015. Real Estate News: Winning the Lottery Can Result to Your Neighbors’ Bankruptcy
Winning the lottery is said to be a once-in-a-lifetime kind of opportunity. While luck may seem to have shined down on you, it looks like it may have ill effects towards your next-door neighbor. How can winning the lottery result to your neighbors’ bankruptcy?
