real estate

California Real Estate News: Lee & Associates Goes to Pasadena

Broker-owned Lee & Associates continues its intense expansion mode as it seizes the opportunity to open a new office in Pasadena.

Ohio Real Estate News: Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Welcomes Prudential Simon Salhany Realty, Inc to Their Real Estate Brokerage Network

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices welcomes the family-owned brokerage Prudential Simon Salhany Realty, Inc to its real estate brokerage network.

How to Know if the House Buyer is Ready to Own a House or Just Window Shopping

Here are some of the red flags and good signs of those who are 'would be' house buyers: Securing your own home can be compared to having a relationship.

Home Selling: Tips for Pricing your House Right

Other sellers aspire of getting back what they paid for originally for the home but it may also not matter to the new clients since some of the things you used inside and outside your home tends to depreciate in value over the years.

How to Make Property a Sure Hit to Buyers

If you are thinking of selling this year, regardless of whether it is a planned downsizing or late Winter relocation, 2016 is the sellers' market. However, despite the many advantages of this current trend, experts are revealing that it will never hurt to proactively take measures to make certain that the property sells as fast as possible with the highest price it could ever be sold with.

Chairman of the Board Appointee Bruce Duncan of the First Industrial Realty Trust Retires as CEO This Year

The company's board of directors is expected to make a process of selection for the successor of Mr. Duncan, which will include both external and internal candidates.

London Real Estate: Most Expensive House in Victoria Road, Kensington Is Listed for £8 Million

The luxurious four-bedroom house in Kensington’s Victoria Road is for sale, but only to buyers who can shell out £8 million.

New York REIT Is Selling Viceroy Hotel Two Years After Buying It for $148.5 Million

New York REIT is now selling its leasehold interest in Viceroy Hotel in New York, just two years after acquiring it for $618,000 per key or $148.5 million.

When Is The Best Time To Fire Your Real Estate Agent?

Thinking of firing your real estate agent? There's the best time to do that. Find out here. Your real estate agent can be your partner and best buddy, and even if it's only pure business, he can be your best friend and you'd care about him like your own family.

Australia Real Estate: Possible Damage Coming for Investors, a Buyer's Agent Says

Investors must have profited billions for years yet it seems that 2016 wants to show them that the world is round.

Housing Market Gets Better Despite Stock Meltdown

The China economy seems to raise doubts among so many people in the world that it has also affected the stock market industry, and to add to that, the FEDs have already risen the interest hikes. With all these that's happening, during the early 2016, it produced an opposite effect for bonds. It made money pour into the treasury by sending the mortgage rate to its two month low.

How Healthy Is Your Real Estate Relationship?

Is your relationship healthy? If so, how healthy? Good business relationships are the kind of relationships that we should treasure if we aim to have long-term business partnerships.

Repositioning Your Real Estate Assets In 4 Healthy Ways

Are your real estate assets becoming monotonous? Here are 4 healthy ways on how to reposition them. Your real estate assets have been out there since you've started learning how real estate business works.

NYC Real Estate: RXR Realty to Create Retail Space at the Starrett-Lehigh Building

RXR Realty reportedly plans to add a 50,000-square-foot retail space at the Starrett-Lehigh Building in Manhattan, New York City.

Remodeling Home Ideas: How to Turn Your Ski Cabin An Income Generating Property During Winter

Owning a Ski Cabin would be a good investment especially at this time of year. But in case you already have one, then having it remodeled would be the first thing to do before the peak season starts.

Four Factors That Play Important Roles in Denver's Real Estate Market in 2016

There are four things to watch out for this year in Denver's real estate market. A report by Denver Metro Association of Realtors has detailed that Denver's real estate market soared with record-high home sales of $20.

New York Real Estate Predicted to 'Remain on Solid Ground'

With China's economic slowdown, many investors were triggered to shift their assets to less volatile investments. Apparently, New York's real estate is one of the investment opportunities that they deem as secure and stable.

Safe Rooms Grow More Popular in Luxury NY Properties

Since the 9/11 attacks, New York's one percenters have grown anxious of an economic collapse, terrorist attacks and civil unrests. As a result, the demand for safe rooms, which can cost more than $500,000, shot up and have "become a part of the suite of amenities that makes a property part of the upper end market."

Irish Property Fair in NY Aims to Attract More US Buyers

The property fair which will be held in the Fitzpatrick Hotel at Grand Central, Manhattan from 5 to 7 in the evening on March 3, will give potential buyers the chance to browse through listings and talk to real estate experts who can help them with offshore investment.

LA Builds World's Most Expensive Stadium Complex

The Rams are heating up the Los Angeles real estate sector. Aside from bringing in more home sales to the industry, the returns of the NFL football paved the way for the construction of the world's most expensive stadium complex. The stadium complex which will cost $2.6 billion, is going to serve as the home for the NFL's Rams franchise. The cost of construction of the said infrastructure is more than $1 billion than New Jersey's MetLife Stadium which is currently the league's most expensive venue and according to developers, its capacity could exceed 100,000 during special events.

UK Real Estate: Expensive Housing Traps Millions in Relationships

The research discovered that 30 percent of people in England who live with a partner and pay rent or mortgage claimed that if their relationship were to break down, they could lose a roof above their head and have nowhere to go. Shelter calculated that if the findings were projected across England, this would mean that 4.9 million people are trapped in relationships because of their fear of homelessness.