Real Estate

Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Mortgage lending limits will increase yet again for 2020 Getty News from the Federal Housing Financing Authority provides the latest figures for the threshold for non-jumbo mortgages (or a ‘conforming loans’) and the numbers show a significant increase yet again. For 2020, the limit will raise
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In the run-up to the 2008 Financial Crisis, and in assessing its aftermath, I posited that homeownership limited the mobility of human capital to the detriment of both the economic recovery and the financial wherewithal of homeowners with non-performing mortgages. With housing values underwater in many markets, and deeply underwater in ‘the sand states’ (as
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Construction workers are seen outside a new house being built in Monterey Park, California on March … [+] 19, 2019. – The Los Angeles metro area is one of the worst areas in the country for first-time home buyers, according to a study released by Bankrate.com, which analyzed the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the
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Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Real estate in southern China is seen as a good investment by those optimistic about the country’s… [+] Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg © 2019 Bloomberg Finance LP One of China’s richest real estate entrepreneurs may be poised to become yet wealthier. Times
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View of the Lake Eola Fountain with Orlando’s Skyline in the background. Getty Tight inventory and flat prices headline realtor.com’s 2020 housing forecast. “I think the biggest surprise from the forecast is how long the market is staying in this low inventory environment, especially as Millennials are in a major home-buying phase,” observes Danielle Hale,
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photo credit: Getty Getty The year of rejuvenation continues for the domestic-focused U.S. real estate sector following one of the toughest years for REITs and homebuilders since the financial crisis. For the U.S. housing industry, the story of this year continues to center around the resilient demographic-led growth in household formations along with the sharp
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Living space designed by Champalimaud Binyan Studios The team behind famed architect Robert A.M. Stern’s first multi-family development in San Francisco is debuting interior images to help potential buyers envision life inside. Slated for completion next year, Crescent is an eight-story building featuring 44 luxury condos at a cable-car crossing atop the historic Nob Hill.
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That’s not a typo. This article is not about first time homebuyers. It’s for those of you who are considering buying or building a hotel, for the first time. In case you never think about who owns the hotels that operate flying the flag of your favorite brand, or those independent gems, often times it
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Last month, Newsday released the shocking results of a three year undercover investigation that found rampant housing discrimination on Long Island, NY. Real estate agents frequently funneled white applicants to neighborhoods that were majority white and more affluent, while they sent applicants of color to more racially diverse and less affluent areas. The investigation found
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Getting mixed-use megadevelopments planned, built and marketed demands sophisticated multidisciplinary strategies and an equally sophisticated team of design, building and marketing pros. The obstacles are Herculean, but the paybacks can be equally enormous. That’s because megadevelopments — outsized, mixed-use ventures that blend a wide range of property types into big, dazzling, enticing destinations — represent
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