CT Real Estate Investors Association (CTREIA) Announces Quarterly - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Mar 08, 2010 – The Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association, or CTREIA, in association with the Fairfield County Real Estate Investors Association, or FCREIA, is announcing the FCREIA quarterly meeting on Thursday

11-year-old buys $44 million worth of luxury real estate in Dubai - New York Daily News
The man-made Palm Jumeirah island off the coast of Dubai has become a symbol of the emirate's reputation for luxury and extravagance. Articles Should Greece sell some islands to slash its debt? U.S. makes 1.5B in BofA options sale Heirs to 'throne

Real estate briefs - Naples Daily News
Sales center opens Meadows of Estero, a luxury coach home community in Estero, has opened a sales center. The community has 19 developer inventory units for sale with two floor plans to choose from. The community also offers resort-style amenities.

CT Real Estate Investors Association Announces Quarterly Fairfield - Newswiretoday.com
NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Norwalk, CT, United States, 03/08/2010 - On March 11, the Connecticut Real Estate Investors Association (CTREIA) is sponsoring the first quarterly meeting of the Fairfield County Real Estate Investors Association in

Pricey real estate deals in Dubai raise questions about Azerbaijan's - Washington Post
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES -- Even by the standards of a city that celebrates extravagance, it was a spectacular shopping spree: In just two weeks early last year, an 11-year-old boy from Azerbaijan became the owner of nine waterfront mansions. The

New Real Estate Listing on Steamboat Bay - Gull Lake - YAHOO!
The Nelson-Torfin Group presents a premiere luxury lake home. This lake home just came onto the market, and is a five bedroom lake home on Steam Boat Bay on world famous Gull Lake. (PRWEB) March 3, 2010 -- The Nelson-Torfin Group presents a stunning

10 Best Places for Second Homes - Barron's Online
AT LONG LAST, THE MARKET FOR LUXURY REAL estate is coming back to life. Prices for primary residences, which plunged at least 20% from the peak in 2007, appear to have bottomed. In some of the snappiest locations, scattered bidding wars are breaking