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Real Estate Investors Expressing Caution in the Housing Market
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate Acquires Two Brevard Real Estate Companies
Average Manhattan Apartment Sale Price Down 16 Percent in Q1
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Beverly Hills ZIP code, 90210 is still the most luxurious and valuable real estate market in the U.S. in 2012, followed by Aspen, Colorado, according to Coldwell Banker's luxury real-estate report released Wednesday. Historic Washington D.C. Home Sells for $8.6 Million
A luxurious nine-bedroom mansion in Washington D.C. belonging to Donald Roth, founder of international private equity firm EMP Global and a former vice president of the World Bank, has sold for $8.6 million, according to reports. U.S. Apartment Rent Prices Rise Moderately As Construction Picks Up
U.S. apartment rent prices continued to rise in the first quarter, but new signs of a coming wave of construction will further restrict landlords' ability to raise rates, real-estate research firm Reis Inc. said on Wednesday. Is Steven Meisel Selling His Beverly Hills Home?
Rumors have it that the ace fashion photographer, Steven Meisel is shopping out his Beverly Hills mansion with a quiet pocket listing. Apparently, the home sports a price tag of $15 million. Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann Drop $10.8 Million on Malibu Mansion
The famous director and producer, Judd Apatow and his actress wife Leslie Mann have reportedly dropped $10.8 million on a cool Malibu mansion located in the posh Malibu Colony. The home previously belonged to late producer, Laura Ziskin. Top 5 Non-Housing Bubbles That Could Burst in 2013 (SLIDESHOW)
The economic and real estate scenarios all around the world are improving. In some countries, the fast paced growth is so rapid, that a bubble is inevitable. However, bubbles are not limited to stocks, shares, commodities or real estate. There are a dozen other things where growth is speeding at an abominable pace. Here is an abridged list of the non-housing bubbles that are growing larger by the day and awaiting a big pop! Huffington Post Founder Arianna Huffington Accused of Trashing NYC Loft
Arianna Huffington, founder of The Huffington Post has been accused of trashing a Chelsea, New York loft that she leased from documentary filmmaker, Eric Steel for $27,000 to $32,000 a month. Steel has filed a lawsuit in the Manhattan Supreme Court on Monday, April 1, against Huffington claiming that the apartment was found in a tragic condition after she moved out. Steel has sued her, demanding $275,000 in damages. Hyatt Selling Andaz Hotel in Downtown Napa
Hyatt Hotels is selling its Andaz boutique hotel in downtown Napa, California. The group has listed the hotel for sale and hopes to trade it away for as much as $75 million. However, Hyatt would continue managing operations of the hotel. New York’s Monterey Apartment Building Under Contract for $250 Million
Related Companies, the owner of the posh Monterey rental apartment, located on the Upper East Side of New York, has agreed to sell the building to Crammeby’s International Group for around $250 million. The building was listed for sale sometime back in January 2013 and is now under the escrow just after two months from its listing debut. Manhattan Inventory Down As Prices Continue to Rise
Manhattan apartment prices held steady in the first quarter of 2013, while inventory continued to plunge rapidly during the same period, according to a quarterly market report released today by Douglas Elliman.
