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- Real Estate Crowdfunding Firm CityFunders Launches Program That Offers Returns of Up to 10 Percent
- CityFunders launched its InvestSelect program, which issues loans to developers and offers crowdfunding participants 9-10 percent returns depending on the invested amount.
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- U.S. Housing Market Can Withstand Anticipated Fed Interest Rate Hike
- Several signs such as job growth, data on pending home sales and other indicators point to a U.S. housing market that is ready to survive an interest rate hike.
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- New York’s Skyscraper with Amazing Designs and Innovations
- The recently completed skyscraper in New York City displayed amazing designs and innovations. The latest Midtown East Tower displayed grandeur and uniqueness in form and in construction.
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- City Council's Budget Allocation for Affordable Housing Angers LA Residents
- Newport Shores resident stormed out of a Newport Beach City Council meeting after the council voted to allocate nearly $2 million in an affordable housing project which residents claimed has “unknown factors” attached to it.
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- Easing Prices, Moderate Expansion Expected for U.S. Commercial Markets in 2016
- Despite the struggling economic industry of the country, easing prices and moderate expansion are expected for the U.S commercial markets by 2016.
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- Grant of World Heritage Status Boosts Property Values
- Homes near world heritage locations are worth 27 percent more compared to those who are located further from these sites.
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- Sotheby's International Real Estate Acquires Fenwick Keats to Boost Market Affiliation in NYC
- Fenwick Keats Real Estate company based in Manhattan was acquired by Sotheby's International Realty, Inc. earlier today. The company was to be called "Sotheby's International Realty" upon start of operations.
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- Is Boom Time over for Aussie Property Market?
- A survey revealed that the increase in Aussie house prices are expected to swindle down for a span of a year. However, only a small portion of the property market will decrease in value.
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