The son of a wealthy real estate developer, Mr. Spitzer said he would pay for the campaign himself, forgoing the city's public financing system. The race is expected to cost several million dollars. Mr. Spitzer has … Mr. Spitzer, who was once viewed …

In a statement from the State Council on Friday, Beijing laid out plans to ensure banks support the kind of economic rebalancing China's new leadership wants as it focuses on high–end manufacturing and seeks to end the dependence on extravagant …

Meanwhile, high–end chain or clothing stores have filled many of the vacancies. Enlarge Image. image … "Our image problem, it's costing us in a big way," said Judi Desiderio, an East End real–estate agent for more than three decades. "I had a …

If the economy is going well, interest rates are typically high. If the economy is not going well, interest rates are … "People are seeing that interest rates are low and they can afford to pay the higher repayments." Research also found home loan …

According to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria, Melbourne's clearance rate was 71%, which is up from 58% this time a year ago. Many houses were going for well above their reserve, with the biggest winners being high–end apartments. Bidders were out …

Such is the case in luxury real estate, said Mark Pordes, CEO of Pordes Residential Sales, Marketing and Acquisitions in Aventura, Fla. Pordes put in 10-hour days to turn around flagging sales at Canyon Ranch Miami Beach, creating a campaign that led …

The son of a wealthy real estate developer, Mr. Spitzer said that he would pay for his campaign out of his own fortune, forgoing the city's public financing system. Mr. Spitzer has … on Sunday night. Mr. Spitzer resigned as governor in March 2008 …

LOUISVILLE — Boulder-based Markel Homes Construction Co. is ramping up Phase II of its North End residential development in Louisville. Markel Homes' president Michael Markel said 87 homes must be … Ron Webert from Bitzer Real Estate Partners …

The much-hoped-for June rebound in home sales failed to materialize in Toronto, according to figures released Thursday by the Toronto Real Estate Board. While sales across the GTA were down less than 1 per cent in June compared to a year earlier, it …