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New home loans falling in Australia, latest data shows

Property Wire - 13 Apr 2016 17:22
New home loans in Australia saw a further decline in February from the high levels of late 2015, according to the latest report from the Housing Industry Association. Despite a growth in the total number of owner occupie...
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Richard Marx, ex-wife to relist Lake Bluff mansion at lower price: $13.9 million After a hiatus of more than three months, rock star and songwriter Richard Marx and his former wife, Cynthia Rhodes, later this month will relist their nine-bedroom, 29,475-square-foot mansion on almost 5 acres on Lake M...
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Restored Tudor revival mansion hits market in Oak Park for $2.5M A recently restored, 9,500-square-foot vintage, Tudor revival mansion in Oak Park was listed on Monday for $2.5 million. Set on an acre on a corner lot, the six-bedroom brick and limestone mansion is a prominent landmark...
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Home sales in Spain have recorded their highest figure for three years having increased by 15.8% in February compared to the same month in 2015. The data from the National Statistics Institute is further evidence that th...
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ValueInsured is offering a down payment protection plan for your home equity.
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It took a few weeks, but near record low mortgage rates may be pushing more homebuyers into this spring's housing market.
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Rents continue to rise in many parts of the UK with Greater London, the East Midlands and Scotland seeing the fastest rent rises in the first quarter of 2016. The figures from the latest HomeLet index also show that over...
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A massive programme of development of railway stations and surrounding land will deliver thousands of new homes, the UK government has announced. Up to 10,000 homes are to be built around rail stations and three local au...
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Senate Panel to Revisit Debate Over Visa Program

Wall Street Journal - 13 Apr 2016 00:56
Lawmakers in Congress are gearing up for a new round of fighting over who should benefit from a federal program, known as EB-5, that offers green cards to certain foreign investors.
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