… expecting them to learn as easily as other children do. Yet for all the lip service that modern pedagogy pays to the precept that "all children can learn," rare are the educators who believe this enough to push such students toward their full …

High–end home construction in San Antonio is booming, and so is demand for custom-made doors, said Ryan Hampton of the Front Door Co., which makes and sells doors in San Antonio and Austin. He agreed that speakeasy doors are popular, often set in a …

If buyers enter into the Indian real estate market in the right places where prices are not too high, then they could get very good returns.” … There is now a bigger end-user demand for homes and we've introduced the 20:80 plan to cater to their demand.

“Forty years ago, a high school diploma was enough, and a bachelor's degree was more for high–end positions. That has shifted. Now even for very basic administrative roles, employers are starting to prefer … Schools such as Wharton and MIT's Sloan …

Bakersfield Realtor and broker Frank St. Clair, one of the city's biggest real estate investors, said he has noticed a bit of a market slowdown "although not dramatic." He noted that lower-end properties "seem to still be going very well," leading him …

At the end of May, the Mandells landed their very own first home. … The county's entire real estate market, which also includes the sales of condominiums, multi-family homes, land or lots, and commercial sales, is up 20 percent in 2013, with double …

“It was possibly the best weekend we have experienced in a long, long time,” reported Dean O'Brien of O'Brien Real Estate in Berwick. On a winter weekend, particularly in August, O'Brien usually expects fairly subdued buyer numbers. “What we really …

Shops in Yangon townships such as Kamaryut, Tarmwe and Insein are commanding as much as K3 million per month for 1500 square feet, from K500,000 for high–end locations two years ago, according to Phoenix Real Estate Agency owner Ko Htun Htun.

… grocery store has been regarded as an obstacle to redevelopment and to enticing people to live downtown. As Kramer with the St. Paul Chamber puts it, "When a small town loses its grocery store, it's one of those harbingers of, 'Uh oh, bad things …