The bay Area is suffering a major housing shortage.
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Texas Rangers Cole Hamels Will Enjoy A Nice Tax Deduction Donating His Mansion To Charity
MLB pitcher Cole Hamels and his wife donated their massive mansion to charity this week.
Eminem Shows How Awful Detroit’s Real Estate Market Is
Rapper Eminem is not hurting for money. But his current financial endeavor out of Detroit’s housing market will cost him a few million dollars.
One Reason You Should Live Next To A Wal-Mart
Let me expand this topic by saying probably any big box retail like Target, Lowe’s or even a mall. Continue reading →
Is The Commercial Real Estate Bubble About To Pop?
Low interest rates and fed printing presses has propelled the industry in the last 8 years….but that may be coming to an end. Continue reading →
Chart: Home ownership at lowest level in 50 years
Interesting economic development in housing Continue reading →
How much can you make flipping a house?
Soon You’ll Be Able to Sell a Percentage of Your Home for Cash
Need some cash for unexpected financial life event? Know you’re not moving anytime soon but want to remodel your home?
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Chart: America’s Home Square Footage Size from 1975-2015
Rich People Are Moving To Toronto?
Somewhat surprising article from UK Telegraph but good economic trend they investigated. Read whole article here but below is a snippet.
Toronto is towering above the rest of the world’s luxury property markets, as the only city to record an acceleration in the sales rate of high-end homes from 2013 to 2014.
The Canadian city, well known for its economic stability, experienced a 37pc increase in the sale of luxury penthouses, apartments and houses in the 12 months to the end of December, after just a 4pc rise in the previous year, outstripping San Francisco, Sydney and Miami, according to a report from Christie’s international real estate group.
The study, which ranks the top 10 urban centres by the growth in sales of exclusive properties, found that the rate also slowed in Los Angeles, New York and Paris, while transactions declined in London, Dubai and Hong Kong last year.
