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real estate News Archive 15-Dec-2008
Real estate face off redux: Michael Cannon (Miami Herald)In the second quarter of this year, Michael Cannon said, the local housing market bottomed out -- at least in terms of sales. The veteran analyst, who has studied South Florida real estate for more than four decades, has steadfastly maintained throughout the downturn that market conditions are not as bad as others say they are.
Room for opportunity in commercial real estate slump (Los Angeles Times)Rising vacancies spur lower rents for tenants and discounted prices for investors who can get financing. Like housing, commercial real estate is in a slump -- one that may not bottom out for another year or two as the value of offices, warehouses and malls dwindles.
Real estate face off redux (Miami Herald)Last year we invited local housing market analysts Michael Cannon and Jack McCabe to The Miami Herald to discuss the housing boom's fizzle. The bull and the bear of South Florida's real estate market didn't agree on when things would start to turn around -- or much of anything else.
Awali Real Estate Investments to participate in Acres Middle East 2008 (AME Info)Awali Real Estate Investments is participating in the 2nd Sharjah International Investment and Real Estate Exhibition, Acres Middle East 2008, which will be held at the Sharjah Expo Center from 15-18 December.
Hundreds of toys donated through local real estate agency (NBC 12 Richmond)RICHMOND, VA (NBC12) - Despite the tough economic times, the spirit of giving is still very much alive. Hundreds of area Long and Foster Real Estate employees and their clients launched their annual toy drive for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots program and collected thousand of gifts.
Car dealer closings leave behind large real estate opportunities (BizJournals)Turmoil in the auto industry is creating an unusual trend in South Florida commercial real estate: Large pieces of land owned by car dealerships are becoming available.
Real estate forecast grim (Victoria Times Colonist) Greater Victoria will lead the country in real estate declines next year as both average price and the number of sales tumble -- and buyers wrestle the upper hand from sellers, according to a forecast by Canada's largest residential real estate company.
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