During the recession, as financing vanished and condo prices plummeted, the city's real estate market was flooded with ultra-luxurious rentals. Developers, eager to fill what had been envisioned as condo towers, offered renters top-of-the-line finishes …
On one end of the spectrum, signs are pointing towards an economic surge. The Sensex hit an all-time high a week ago, the RBI seems to be making all the right moves to curb inflation and bring stability to the rupee and analysts can be frequently heard …
… Fendi Casa doing the interiors at Mansions at Acqualina, and the Design District luxury neighborhood resulting from a joint venture between between Craig Robins and partner L Real Estate, which includes the power and money of Louis Vuitton …
East End 3rd Qtr Sales Highest In 10 Years: Hamptons Real Estate Market Shows Strong Trend For Recovery. George Simpson … Dollar Sales this quarter surpassed Dollar Sales in 2007, rising to $1.025 Billion, higher than sales of.$1.005 Billion in the …
THE commercial real estate market, particularly for offices, has turned upward this year, with banks saying that they have reduced lending standards at the same time that demand for mortgage loans has risen. … Many of those loans were highly …
Experts from the Urban Land Institute unveiled their view of how the rest of the recovery will play out in their Emerging Trends in Real Estate report, released this week at the land use and planning nonprofit's annual conference in Chicago. The group …
“It was a fun house, we really enjoyed building it,” says Joel Langlois, a real estate developer best known for owning the DeltaPlex Entertainment and Expo Center in Walker, the Intersection nightclub in downtown Grand Rapids and commercial properties …
The average price per square foot was $ 171 per square foot (some higher–end homes drove the price per square foot up). In 2011 there were 94 bank-owned homes (and condos) that sold in Carolina and Kure Beach, with an average price per square foot of …
“These houses have always been commodities — they were built, after all, by real estate developers,” said Patrick Ciccone, a preservationist who is preparing a revised edition of “Bricks and Brownstone,” Charles Lockwood's landmark 1972 study of the …