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October 6, 2007 on 5:11 am | In General |Asia-Pacific leads house price boom
By: Lotis Quiao, Wed Oct 3rd, 2007
Europe’s house price growth continues to moderate, whereas prices in Asia-Pacific are heating up, according to indices assembled by the Global Property Guide (www.globalpropertyguide.com) based on country sources, for the second quarter (Q2) of 2007.
How to benefit from the coming recession and foreclosure boom
By: Ed Culin, Wed Mar 14th, 2007
As has been reported in many newspapers New Century Mortgage the nations second largest sub prime lender has effectively gone out of business due to high rates of delinquency on the mortgages it has originated. This is a problem that is occurring throughout the mortgage industry and will eventually start to present itself in the conforming mortgage market as well as in the banking industry.
Asia’s Rising boom
By: propertiesmls, Wed Feb 28th, 2007
When US consular officials in Mumbai bought a chunk of real estate for a new building in the city’s then cheaper midtown area four years ago, they thought their troubles were finally over.
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Austin Texas Real Estate: Two Exciting Projects
By: Kinan Beck, Wed Oct 3rd, 2007
“Two Austin office buildings have been purchased by a California company. Triple Net Properties LLC bought both the 433,024-square-foot property on 816 Congress in the downtown area, and Avallon, a 318,217-square-foot set of office buildings in the northwest district of Austin. Both properties were purchased from Crescent Real Estate Equities Co for $82.5 million. Crescent itself was bought by Morgan Stanley Real Estate for $6.5 billion.
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Invest In Spanish Property and Get Big Return
By: Brittney Jackeline, Wed Sep 26th, 2007
Being in Spain means that you have access to unlimited enjoyment and tranquillity. From flamenco dance to bull fights, basking in beaches to paying golf in designer golf courses - everything is there within your reach, no matter what part of the country you live in. But the attractions that make the country ideal for as brief sojourn and permanent living has well put the commercial prospect of the place to the back seat.
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