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The recent CES revealed innovations in home security. Which is the best and which one is the worst, you be the judge. Total Assessed Value of New York City Properties Surpass the $1 Trillion Mark; Is this Good News or Bad News for Property Owners?
New update from the Finance Department shows how lucrative NYC properties are especially real estate in Brooklyn. Will these be good news for property owners in the city? Too Cold to Go Out? Stay Warm with Indoor Home Improvements
Here are a few home improvement projects you can include in your New Year's resolutions. Don't let the cold bother you! Even if it's freezing outside, you can warm up with handy home improvements, an article from Inforum. Commercial Real Estate: Walmart and Macy's Shut Down Stores Nationwide
Two of America's largest retailers have recently announced store closures and lay offs. Walmart is closing 269 stores nationwide, including stores under the Express, Neighborhood Market and Supercenter names. Macy's is also closing 40 stores in the early part of 2016.The said closures are forecasted to create a "domino effect" for malls. Once large stores like Macy's and Sears close, it will be hard for mall owners to replace them, related Davidowitz & Associates Chairman Howard Davidowitz. Retail Vacancies in Soho on the Rise
Soho, one of New York's largest and trendiest shopping districts, seems to be as busy as ever. During weekends, retail stores along Broadway and West Broadway, are teeming with New Yorkers and tourists but behind the robust activity, numbers reveal that retail vacancies in the neighborhood are on the rise. New Real Estate Rules Implemented; High-end Property Investors Will Have a Hard Time Keeping their Real Estate Transaction Private
This is now the main issue in cash purchases among real estates since the new rule has been laid on Wednesday by the Financial Crimes and Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Looks like it would be much difficult to keep oneself private these days when it comes to real estate. Former Bank Building to be Transformed into a Single-family Home
Former banks being turned into house. Sounds crazy yes, but with a very talented architecture and renovation it isn't so bad at all, in fact it is stunning to note that the most popular abode that is formerly a bank is the new trending news in the field of real estate. Very much a piece of historic masterpiece. Privacy Issue: What the U.S. Treasury Didn't Get About Shady Real Estate Deals
"Not everything that has been purchased with cash is a scheme," this is the cry of one of the commentary by Seth Kaplowitz as was written in Fortune Magazine online regarding the real estate deals that have allegedly be bought by laundered money. Home Design Ideas: Five Smart Kitchen Design Tips
Here's a very short and informative article to help you maintain a good kitchen area. The part of a home that will always be used is the kitchen, no doubt. 2016 Trends in Louisville Real Estate
Real estate markets vary from state to state. As the New Year begins to settle in, many are left wondering what 2016 will be like for each state's real estate. In Louisville, Kentucky, many home buyers are ready purchase, but are left wondering if there will be enough prospects to choose from.
