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- Supermodel Gigi Hadid to Move Into LES? More PDAs With Zayn Malik Seen on IG
- Supermodel Gigi Hadid is likely to move into the old storage building of Ratner's Delicatessen where the cold cuts used to be kept. The building where the corned beef was stored is now a 12-storey glassed beauty where Hadid is rumored to have checked out a couple of bedrooms over the past week.
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- James Klein and David Reid NYC Apartment: It's Emotion, Instinct Above All
- James Klein and David Reid 1,300-square-foot home is adorned with a set of castoffs, misfits, and misunderstood objects. However, the chrome-and-leather 1960s Arne Norell chairs, which were procured for a mere $100, are what characterize the whole place.
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- 'Real Housewives of New York' Star Bethenny Frankel Shows Hamptons, NYC Properties
- "The Real Housewives of New York" star Bethenny Frankel can teach viewers on how to make a dwelling attuned with nature. Frankel's choice of similar features in both her Hamptons dwelling place and NYC apartment make it more concrete that she likes to welcome fresh air and relive younger memories without going outside of her house's comforts.
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- London, New York Remain Most Preferred Demographic By UHNWIs
- London and New York remain as the leading sellers among UHNWIs. Wealth-X and Sothebys International, the leading real estate companies, revealed that 2015 was a huge year for the demographic of ultra-high net worth individuals.
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- Residential Rents in the U.S. Forecast to Slow Down
- Residential rents in the United States are projected to slow down this year.
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- Central, Northern New Jersey Office Vacancy Remains Down
- Office vacancy remains down for the regions of Central and Northern New Jersey.
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- U.S. Office Markets Are Being Constrained
- A new report from the CBRE Group indicated that in the recovering U.S. economy, office demand has increased while new construction activity seemed to slow in comparison to previous cycles.
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- London Boroughs Increase Rental Values
- It does not bode well for current tenants those seeking a home to rent in London as its boroughs recently increased their rental values.
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- CFPB to Give Mortgage Lender a Post-Christmas Present
- Recently on Market Watch, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced it gave mortgage lenders a post-Christmas present by telling them that they will no longer be held accountable for most minimal glitches in mortgage processing and documentation within the new “Know Before You Owe” rule.
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- House Prices in Wales and England on the Rise
- A recent post from PropertyWire indicated there was an increase in house price values, with some up nearly 300 percent in the last 20 years for England and Wales. The average sale price rose from £66,110 in 1995 to £262,847 as of last year.
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- Scotland Requires More Data About Stamp Duty
- The current data regarding stamp duty is not enough to provide the necessary information for Scotland's real estate sector.
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- Values of Luxury Property in New York Is Falling
- Even though New York City's real estate sold a record number of high-priced properties, there are signs that the market and its values are taking a fall.
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- England, Wales Real Estate Prices Increase 6.6 Percent Year on Year
- According to the latest statistics published on PropertyWire, average housing rates on England and Wales have increased 6.6 percent from the previous year. This shows that, since December 2014, house prices have increased to £17,963.
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- Warsaw Office Market Upbeat
- While other regions are struggling to keep pace with the latest market trends and economic slowdown, Warsaw’s office market looked upbeat for 2015.
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- Real Estate Is the Latest Trend to Gain Wealth
- The widespread economic meltdown has affected various companies, investments and many other industries. In line with this, investors are treading carefully on which direction to take to ensure the future of their firms.
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