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How to profit from real estate bubbles Upstate House, NY -1 hour ago Only serious real estate investors, brokers, sales agents and homeowners will read "Beyond the Bubble" by Michael C. Thomsett and Joshua Kahr. ...
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RISMEDIA, March 28, 2007-Launched one year ago this month, RealEstate.com, Realtors(R) is celebrating its first anniversary. The company opened its doors in Portland, Oregon, in March 2006, and has since added offices in Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Tucson, Phoenix, San Diego, Las Vegas and Sierra Vista, Arizona.All nine of the RealEstate.com, Realtors offices are [...]
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U.S. home prices continued to fall in January, with prices in 10 major cities now down 0.7% year-over-year, according to Standard & Poor's and MacroMarkets LLC, which released the January Case-Shiller price ...
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A real estate office at Santana Row San Jose Mercury News, CA -48 minutes ago Intero Real Estate Services was set to open a new office at Santana Row this week, right next to Eli Thomas for Men, on Olsen Drive. ...
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Chicago Tribune columnist Bill Barnhart has an interesting article today on what came first, the real estate problems with foreclosures or economic troubles? I tend to think that the answer is neither. The problem occured because the mortgage brokers got a new way to finance mortgages, and homesellers had a new market to exploit. There [...]
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Auto parts manufacturer Lear said Tuesday that the period it set aside to wait for alternatives to a takeover bid by Carl Icahn's American Real Estate Partners has expired without another offer emerging.
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AFP - US lawmakers voiced alarm Tuesday about surging home foreclosures, as over 500,000 Americans face losing their homes, and debated reforms to boost policing of mortgage lending.
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Connecticut Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd said Monday that federal regulators have been "asleep at the switch" and must start exercising their authority to stop the hemorrhaging of the subprime mortgage market.

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