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Increasing demand for rental properties is creating a new investment opportunity for first time landlords, and 55% of lettings agents believe demand for rental property is now outstripping supply, according to the figures from the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA). Multi-million dollar resort on Dubai’s World island project cancelled
A five star villa resort located on one of the man made islands on Nakheel's The World development in Dubai is set to be cancelled by the emirate's real estate regulator, it is reported. 15 Central Park West's $88 Mln Sale Closes, Setting Record
New York's condo market officially has a new champion. The record-breaking $88 million sale of a penthouse of 15 Central Park West appeared in city records Thursday, setting a new bar for the city's luxury market. overseas buyers more interest in property in Portugal
There was a surge in interest in property in Portugal in November and December with Infinito Real, a Portugal based agent, reporting year on year booked viewing figures tripling. The Month in Housing: Is February's Recovery Real?
There were signs of improvement in U.S. housing data released in February, but warmer weather could have been as much of a factor as strengthening market fundamentals, according to industry experts. Foreclosure Sales a Sign of What's to Come
Foreclosure-related sales rose in the last quarter of 2011 but fell slightly year-over-year, according to RealtyTrac's latest U.S. foreclosure sales report. U.S. Mortgage Rates Fall to 3.90 Percent
U.S. 30-year fixed rate mortgage rates fell to 3.90 percent in the week ending March 1, down from 3.95 percent in the prior week, according to Freddie Mac. In Wang Shu's Pritzker Prize, a Radical Critique of Chinese Urbanization
The Pritzker Prize jury went in a more political direction this year, awarding the prize Chinese architect Wang Shu the profession's highest honor, it deliver Fannie Mae and Bank of America's Bad Romance; Mortgage Meltdown Killed Relationship
Like scorned lovers, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) and Fannie Mae, the government-controlled mortgage giant, are having a very public falling out. Principal reduction isn't ideal fix for foreclosures, official says
The regulator over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac pushed back against mounting pressure that the mortgage finance giants start reducing the principal owed on troubled loans, insisting the practice could hurt taxpayers and that alternatives were better at avoiding foreclosures.
