Featured News, Real Estate, Residential, US Real Estate

As Inventory Increases, Real Questions About Demand For Housing Remain

By Donna S. Robinson | December 26, 2011
There has been a lot of excitement lately about the increase in housing starts and multi-family construction. China may allow more of it's private investment capital to flow overseas towards the U.S. real estate market. The U.S. congress is offering incentives for non-U.S. citizens to purchase U.S. housing if the housing is in the $500,000 and up price range.
Commercial Real Estate, US Real Estate

Leasing Commercial: The Growing Trend

By Phil Butler | December 20, 2011
The last three or four years have witnessed unprecidented foreclosures, homeowners underwater, a need for rental properties that may well be the next real estate bubble. Residential properties seem on the upswing, that's for sure. But what about the commercial end of the market? A home is one thing, businesses needing growing space, that's quite another.
Market Watch, Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Residential, US Real Estate

Is A Rental Property Bubble Developing?

By Donna S. Robinson | December 19, 2011
Investors would do well to be very aware of the rental activity in their local market before investing too heavily in rental properties. From small "mom and pop" investors buying single family homes, to REIT's who are focused on building more apartment complexes, there has been something of a new "fever" developing in the rental […]
Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

Three Common Oversights When Renting a Home

By Guest Author | December 9, 2011
Finding a new home can be both exciting and stressful. Not only do you have to find a convenient home that suits your needs, you also need to consider a lot of different things all at once when you’re renting. Many people house hunt for a long time, so when they find something that suits them they may be tempted to jump in without caution. This is nearly always a mistake, as there are common things that get overlooked in the process of renting a new home.
International, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Canadian Real Estate Benefits From US Federal Reserve Policy

By Allison Halliday | November 15, 2011
Although the Canadian property market was affected by the global financial crisis, house prices didn't crash, and have now resumed their steady decade-long climb. With US interest rates at a 60 year historic low, the bank of Canada has been forced to keep its interest rates at an even lower level. When you combine these […]
US Real Estate

Real Estate in Dubai Rumored to Be Recovering, Again

By Allison Halliday | October 3, 2011
Apparently the real estate market in Dubai could be on the verge of a recovery as property prices in prime locations have shown their first increase since the beginning of the recession. Prices of villas located in various luxury developments such as the Meadows, Arabian Ranches and Palm Jumeirah have increased by around 1% since […]
Real Estate, Real Estate Investing, Residential, US Real Estate

College Towns And Medical Communities Offer More Stability For Investors

By Donna S. Robinson | September 29, 2011
When it comes to real estate investing, the ability to identify local markets that are more stable is a big advantage. It means less vacancy for rental properties, higher than average rent rates, and generally better return on investment. But the widespread nature of the housing market crash made choosing good areas much more challenging […]

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