Tech workers driving up rents in cities
Low- and middle-income residents of San Francisco, Oakland, Seattle and other metro areas, are getting pushed out of their homes as an influx of deep pocketed tech workers drive up rents. read more
Read moreLow- and middle-income residents of San Francisco, Oakland, Seattle and other metro areas, are getting pushed out of their homes as an influx of deep pocketed tech workers drive up rents. read more
Read moreFor years, many older Americans who were short on cash turned to reverse mortgages to solve their money troubles — only to find themselves deeper in debt or, worse, losing their homes. read more
Read moreYou’ll pay more for a big home nowadays, but a big mortgage should be less of a reach. read more
Read moreMaybe the days of rock-bottom mortgage interest rates aren’t numbered, after all. Once again, rates are creeping down towards 4%. read more
Read moreORLANDO—Florida’s top real estate gurus and policymakers will gather in Orlando for the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) statewide summit in June. read more
Read moreTotal construction spending rose 5.3% in December compared with a year earlier to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $930.5 billion. read more
Read moreSan Francisco startup RealtyShares, which operates one of the new crowdfunding marketplaces on the Internet, will become one of the first real-estate investment platforms to accept bitcoin. read more
Read morePrivate-equity firms dominated the buying of distressed commercial property in Ireland in the past year, but other investors can now participate in the market since the creation in 2013 of the country’s first real-estate investment trusts. read more
Read moreDespite fears that China may have a glut of office space, Toronto-based real-estate firm Brookfield Asset Management is betting big on the country, with plans to aggressively expand its portfolio of commercial space. read more
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