Brisbane Apartment

From my conversations with U.S. brokers (real estate agents), it appears that in some markets in the United States, there are now more buyer...

Things in the USA don't look so good. People are harvesting the gardens of vacant homes. See NYTimes .

See NY Times article "I n recent months, though, several new developments around the city have once again sold apartments off floor pla...

For real estate, some economists say, an end to the seemingly endless decline in housing values might be in sight. Not immediately. At the m...

As the real estate market in New York City shuffles toward recovery, two-bedroom apartments have been the last to rejoin the party. Sales o...

" Over all, economists project that it would take about three years for lenders to sell their backlog of foreclosed homes. As a result,...

From the USA: "PRICES for both homes and commercial real estate are falling again. Meaningful improvement may have to wait until there ...

"LOOKING for a deal in a down market? As winter sets in, the fruits of desperation — foreclosure sales, short sales, auction sales and ...

"... To adjust to a market strikingly different from the high-flying one that reigned when these projects were conceived, developers ha...

" Mr. Sternlicht hopes to foreclose on many of Corus’s errant borrowers, restyle their buildings and sell units for a significant profi...

" After several days in foreclosure alley, this broad swath of the Central Valley that has been rated by some economists as the most st...

"It was April 2006, a moment when the perpetual rise of real estate was considered practically a law of physics. Mr. Koellmann was 23, ...

Once Just a Stopover, an Australian City Grows Up By JULIE EARLE-LEVINE Published: November 4, 2007 ONCE just a stopover f...