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Location American Property News for 10 August 2016
Though the UK's interest rate has already been long-maintained at a historic low, the Bank of England have further slashed interest rates to an all-time low from 0.5% to 0.25% in order to stimulate the UKs economy and to...
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The number of new home approvals in Australia fell by 0.9% in June, the second monthly fall in a row, according to the latest data to be published. In seasonally adjusted terms, total approvals decreased 2.9% with both t...
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Rio, a city that once lacked enough hotels and is living under Brazil's recession, has meant big opportunity for homesharing.
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There was a growth in the home lending market in the UK in June with the first time buyer market seeing a particular boost in activity, according to the latest figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML). Home own...
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Over seven million UK home owners have taken a serious financial risk by choosing not to have a survey completed on their current property, new research has found. Some 13 million home owners have needed unexpected build...
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Prime rents across the English Home Counties, locations that are popular with people who commute to work in London, fell by 0.6% between April and June, according to the latest index. The Knight Frank rental index also s...
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Mortgage holders in the UK could save over £1,800 in interest alone through regular overpayments, according to new research. Some 18% overpay on their mortgage every time a payment is due and 11% have even delayed buyin...
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Investors are pressuring the Ratner family to loosen their grip on their nearly 100-year-old property empire, which owns high-profile urban properties such as the New York Times headquarters.
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How One Developer Learned Not to Put the House Before the Horse

Wall Street Journal - 10 Aug 2016 05:21
When a prime piece of property came up for sale in coastal Orange County, Calif., five years ago, it was a natural draw for residential developers. But there was a catch in an area known as "the equestrian capital of the...
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