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Hong Kong property market remain subdued with unclear global outlook
New Zealand’s residential property sales hit four-year highs
Venice: a new haven for overseas property investment
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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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Company’s annual conference Momentum 2012 and new Web site will prepare franchisees for growing need for residential property management Westbrook Partners Buys Ritz-Carlton Hotel for $105 Million
Real estate firm Westbrook Partners has bought the 259-room Ritz-Carlton Hotel at 50 Central Park South for $105 million, according to city records. German Real Estate Roundup: Underpriced East, Greek Investors Seek Safety in Germany
A weekly roundup of German-language real estate news Dresden. Source: flickr. com/milanboers Residential investment: "The East is totally underrated" Speaking about Germany's prime investment markets like Hamburg, Tobias Just, professor and managing director at the International Real Estate Business School at Regensburg University, told Immobilien Zeitung: "It's amazing how many cities have had prices rising faster than rents in the last three years," and then the kicker: "The East is totally underrated. Fountain Residential Partners to Develop Luxury Off Campus Student Housing at UNT in Denton
Fountain Residential Partners, is expected to break ground this spring on a 139 unit/427 bed student housing community adjacent to The University of North Texas in Denton. Expert Claims: Spanish Property ”Sells in a Day” if Price is right
The managing director of a large Spanish real estate firm claims that property will sell in a day if priced correctly. Global Corporations Believe Opportunity Outweighs Risk in Emerging Markets
For more corporate occupiers located in emerging markets, the drive remains strong despite the widespread social, political and economic unrest in 2011, according to the latest research reported today by CBRE. End of stamp duty holiday encourages first-time buyers in UK
House sales edged up slightly during January as an increased number of first-time buyers looked to beat the stamp duty holiday, which expires in March, according to the latest RICS UK Housing Market survey published today( February 14th 2012) by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Empire State Building Owner Files for IPO
The Malkin family, owner of the Empire State Building and other properties in New York and Connecticut, has filed for an initial public offering that will allow the public to own a piece of the storied Art Deco landmark. Interest rate cuts boost new home lending in Australia
Housing finance figures for December 2011 reveal that the November and December official interest rate cuts had a positive impact on home buyer confidence and new home lending in Australia, according to the Housing Industry Association, the voice of Australia’s residential building industry. NAR strongly oppose to elements of President Obama’s budget proposal
According to the latest National Association of Realtors president Moe Veissi’s statement, NAR is strongly opposed to elements of President Obama’s budget proposal
