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Bulgaria: A Thriving Market for Property Investments

By Mihaela Lica Butler | February 9, 2011

400 Phoenix Foreclosures Hit the Block This Month

By Ryan Cox | February 7, 2011

In news from Phoenix's beleaguered real estate market some 400 foreclosures will go on the auction block February 12th and 13th. According to the S&P/Case Shiller Home Price Indices, Phoenix home prices have been chopped down by more than half, 53.9 percent since 2006's peak, in fact. This auction will take place both days at 1:00 p.m. at the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort.

Featured News, Real Estate Technology

Chicago Realtor Competition No Contest

By Phil Butler | February 3, 2011

Looking at Chicago's leading real estate companies, one has to wonder why some put up websites at all? With one or two clear leaders in the industry, online at least, wouldn't these hard times prompt competitors to try harder? Evidently the competition is in a "weeding out" stage. For those unwilling to adjust to the times, extinction will be the end for many.

The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales

By Phil Butler | January 31, 2011

The shrinking American Dream. No one wants to talk about it, no one wants to admit we may be living in a time when America lost its sense of purpose, when a shift in thinking away from the family home emerged as the trend. When "boomers" watched Gone With the Wind, few imagined that classic tale could paint America's future. Is the dream just a fantasy?

World Regional Markets Claw Their Way Back

By Phil Butler | January 20, 2011

A recent report by the world's real estate investment councils, Jones Lang LaSalle shows several world markets clearly climbing out of the economic crisis. Where real estate foreign direct investment is concerned, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa lead the way in confident growth. Using Turkey and Poland as examples from Eastern Europe, it also seems clear non-traditional real estate markets will see their share of investor confidence this year too.

Luxury Real Estate, US Real Estate

Zsa Zsa's Home In Bel Air for Sale - Rare Photos

By Phil Butler | January 19, 2011

Zsa Zha Gabor's house in Bel Air is rumored to have gone on the market for a reported $28 million. But the real story is not what Gabor's possessions are selling for, but how the star has lived her extraordinary life. The 93 film actress and celebrity who came of age with Hollywood has survived of late when even doctors expected her to fallen victim to her illnesses. What an extraordinary star and individual. Now someone will have the chance to live as well as Gabor in her stylish mansion.

Home Value Projections for 2011

By Khary Reynolds | January 4, 2011

The US housing market is till in stagnation even with government initiatives to relieve foreclosures and short sales. Until the job market improves, there is little chance for a full recovery even in the long term. However, price incentives do prop up the market for 2011. It's a buyer's housing market, but just how many people have the money to buy?

NYC's Real Estate - No Sign of Recession

By Al Twitty | December 29, 2010

With all the bad real estate news afoot these last couple of years, it's about time for record price news isn't it? Well a few New York City real estate deals signal good times for some at least. Curbed just released its 20 most expensive list and it does indeed look as if things around Central Park are looking up. 20 Homes at over $20 million, that's not bad broker pickings.

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