A site called Postlets.com will cross-post real estate, including rentals, on a number of sites including Zillow.com, Hotpads.com and a host of others, many of which have real estate listings in virtually every city and town in the United States. By …
Doha's residential market experienced robust growth in transaction volumes, sales prices and rental prices led by high–end areas such as West Bay and the Pearl. Key drivers behind this trend are the high population influx on the demand side and ongoing …
The homeless population has grown, and for a great many others, the paychecks have been too small, the rents too high. And in … By the end of the investigation, eight people were convicted of cheating the city out of millions of dollars. And his …
The number of homes entering foreclosure across the nation is at its lowest level in years, but a persistent backlog has left New Jersey stuck at year's end with the nation's second-largest percentage of homes in some stage of foreclosure. Nearly 7 …
Ansonia High School football player Arkeel Newsome, the all-time rushing leader in the state with more than 10,000 yards, poses for a photograph in downtown Ansonia, Conn. Saturday ….. Hearst subsequently revealed that Moutinho had a long friendship …
“You are buying an instant lifestyle,” said Mauricio Umansky, a listing agent with the Agency, a real estate brokerage in Beverly Hills, Calif. Luxury-home buyers expect a loaded home's contents to be in keeping with the asking price. A $36 million …
The owner of a Mediterranean-style luxury hotel near Bodega wants to convert the place to a residential treatment facility for people trying to kick their dependence on pain medication. “There's a big need,” said … Dependence on physician-prescribed …
NEWARK, N.J. — The number of homes entering foreclosure across the nation is at its lowest level in years, but a persistent backlog has left New Jersey stuck at year's end with the nation's second-largest percentage of homes in some stage of …
Shaun Osher, CEO of real estate brokerage CORE, voiced concerns to the Times that the pool of buyers may not be deep enough to snap up high–end condos that lack value. “Buyers are not going to be irrational in their purchases,” Osher told the Times.