Monday, August 9, 2010

Recession or Not, Toll Brothers To Break Ground on New Project Soon - Patch

Recession or Not, Toll Brothers To Break Ground on New Project Soon
Patch
Toll Brothers, a luxury real estate developer based in Horsham, Pa., has already built two residential complexes in Hoboken: the Hudson Tea, ...



Coldwell Banker offers solutions for market challenges - Tbo.com

Coldwell Banker offers solutions for market challenges
Tbo.com
But today, buying a home through a short sale seems somewhat commonplace, simply another type of real estate transaction for homebuyers to choose. ...

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New TV show turns spotlight on real estate - Sarasota Herald-Tribune

New TV show turns spotlight on real estate
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
The longer segments tend to focus on luxury properties, but there are shorter ones to accommodate Realtors with less money to spend advertising their ...



Jumbo Mortgages Making Comeback And Big Banks Want A Piece Of The Pie - Hartford Business

Jumbo Mortgages Making Comeback And Big Banks Want A Piece Of The Pie
Hartford Business
... year between 2008 and 2009 as the inventory of luxury homes shot up. At the same time, unemployment continued to rise while real estate values plunged. ...

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Daley donor bounced $884509 in checks to City Hall - Chicago Sun-Times

Daley donor bounced $884509 in checks to City Hall
Chicago Sun-Times
Today, Latsko's a Gold Coast developer of high-end real estate who's well-known on the social circuit. A few years ago, Latsko bought a farm for nearly $7 ...

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Northeast of Silicon Valley, recession's effects are magnified - Los Angeles Times

Northeast of Silicon Valley, recession's effects are magnified
Los Angeles Times
During the real estate boom, families that couldn't afford real estate in San Francisco headed inland, buying homes in towns such as Tracy, ...

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Major Developer Holds Tight During Squeeze - Wall Street Journal

Major Developer Holds Tight During Squeeze
Wall Street Journal
When the global economic crisis hit New York's commercial real estate market, many in the industry predicted one of its first ...

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