Real Estate Bubble? You Bet!
Posted by Administrator on October 26th, 2005Real Estate Bubble? You Bet!
Real Estate Bubble? You Bet!
NEW YORK (Fortune) - Tom Barrack, arguably the world’s greatest real estate investor, is methodically selling off his U.S. real estate holdings as prices drive the market to nosebleed levels.
He likens the current real estate market to a game of polo.
“I feel totally safe playing polo on a field full of pros,” says the bronzed […]
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Yet another high point in the impressive recent history of Dubai’s booming real estate business has been announced, with the Trump Organisation unveiling its plans for a landmark hotel on the Palm Jumeirah.
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While housing supply can’t seem to keep up with demand, local real estate professionals remain optimistic.
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New listings and closed sales in the Twin Cities metro area posted records in September, according to statistics released by the Regional Multiple Listing Service of Minnesota Inc.
Closed sales totaled 5,277 in September, up almost 1 percent from September 2004’s record high of 5,256, Realtors reported.
New listings set a record for September with 9,336 units, […]
While there are no end to the worries about a possible housing bubble, Wall Street has been in the dumps all year. Peter G. Miller comments.
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Managing real estate investments by responding to daily fluctuations in gas pump prices may short change owners and buyers. PJ Wade suggests long-term strategies are essential to building property value and protecting it against economic fluctuations, including energy cost increases.
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