Saturday, July 7, 2012

Real Estate


Signs of Recovery in Real Estate Give a Lift to Funds
New York Times
The real estate sector showed new signs of life in the spring, adding allure to REITs and the funds that focus on them. But some analysts worry that prices may be too expensive.
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New York Times
China Must Prevent Rebound in Property Prices, Wen Says
Bloomberg
Local governments that introduced or covered up a loosening of curbs on residential real-estate must be stopped, Wen said during a visit to Changzhou city in eastern Jiangsu province, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. Restricting ...
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CPP Investment Board makes $1-billion real estate investment
Globe and Mail
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is making its biggest real estate investment ever, putting more than $1-billion into the development of two office towers in Australia. CPPIB has formed a joint venture with Lend Lease Corp. and the Australian ...
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Globe and Mail
Jill on Money: Real estate, risk, retirement
CBS News
On this week's radio show, we tackle the ultimate investment question: risk vs. reward.
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Estate Planning for Savvy Zombies
New York Times
This timely academic work explores the important question of whether zombies should be considered dead for purposes of the estate tax. With proper planning, the author suggests, there could be profitable investing for the shambling horde in "the coming ...
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Spy who lived in Cambridge has real estate license revoked
Boston.com
The state Division of Professional Licensure said Elena Vavilova, also known as Tracey A. Foley, failed to report her criminal conviction to the Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons. As a result, the Board revoked the broker's ...
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Commercial real estate confronts diversity woes; DDR, Forest City aim to ...
Plain Dealer
Experts say commercial real estate, a business built on family companies and high-risk commission jobs, is a serial offender when it comes to diversity.
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Plain Dealer
Real estate boom brings movies to the masses
Variety
When Chinese real estate giant Dalian Wanda bought U.S. cinema chaim AMC in May for $2.6 billion, big waves of change reverberated through the entertainment world.. International News from the entertainment source: Variety. Real estate boom brings ...
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