So they started Ironwood Homes. Knapp comes from a realty family. They said that experience and a great team helped them grow. Now they have designed a home for the Home Show Expo. Sieck thinks their design will win the judges over. It's a mix of …

"Renting a beach house gives guests privacy, a true local experience, and they may range from smaller apartments and economical family homes to larger luxury homes with fabulous ocean views," Anderson says. "A holiday rental is a home away from home …

LUCKNOW: Despite the global economic slowdown, size of the High Income Group (HIG) consumers continue to enlarge and spend over 40% of their monthly income on some of the world's largest luxury brands, while the Middle Income Group (MIG) …

"It's the real politicians of New York." To insure he found enough signatories, Spitzer reportedly tapped into his family fortune made in real estate. The Daily News reported he shelled out $800 a day to campaign workers to collect signatures. "He's …

By Frank Stocker/Berlin. You have been hoarding money. You purchased real estate. You've invested in Swiss francs. All of this you've done to stave off the spectre of inflation, because we've watched how national banks have been printing money for …

If the economy behaves as Bernanke expects, the Fed will start to wind down the program later this year and end it entirely by mid-2014. … St. Louis real estate agents say they haven't yet noticed an effect from higher rates, although it may be too …

Tens of thousands of people are expected to travel to the Motor City to see the three-day Detroit Yacht Club APBA Gold Cup event presented by Jarvis Property Restoration, which features Unlimited Hydroplanes that can travel about 200 miles per hour on …

The 19-year-old, who has the 'A' standard in the 200m, said: “The time is a little disappointing because I didn't execute my race as well as I could, but I'm happy with a gold medal. My start was what let me down today.” Fellow Briton Deji Tobais was …

Following a massive planting scheme 30-odd years ago, they're everywhere you care to look these days, growing in lavish abundance by the sides of roads, beautifying old slag heaps and rejuvenating former brownfield sites, filling in every possible gap …