Real Estate 87 Blog October Archive

Crisis hits Canada

10/29/08 22:34

And the global financial crisis has finally hit Alberta, Canada, where there are far more property foreclosure signs than election posters. Now that elections in Alberta are nearing, what do the candidates have to say about the financial crisis? Check it out here at Canada.com

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Fall of Estate Financial

The leaders of Paso Robles lending company was arrested on a suspicion of defrauding hundreds with at least $3.2 million.

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Real Estate Investing: Quality or Quantity?

In investing, like in many other fields of money-making, there are different approaches. Each has its own sets of advantages and disadvantages. The trick is to find out what are these advantages and disadvantages and choose the right strategy according to what is timely.

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Mastering Real Estate Investments

Frank Gallinelli, financial software entrepreneur and a best selling author, has published a new book entitled "Mastering Real Estate Investments - Examples, Metrics and Case Studies". The books aims to help real estate investors to understand the financial dynamics that underlie within the income producing property.

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Bay Area takes a big hit

California is most definitely one of the most affected regions during the housing crisis, which is still occurring until today. The culprit? Cheap loans and lax lending policies which started during the 90's. Now, housing markets will have a long way to go before it actually recovers and gain growth. For now, policy makers will have to worry about the free falling property prices.

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Hawaii is Still Standing.

CB Richard Ellis's third quarter report stated that Hawaii's industrial real estate market continued remain the tightest despite of the increased vacancies to store and make goods.

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Glasgow East Real Estate Prediction

Glasgow East remains to be relatively poor as compared to its Western counterpart, due in part to the affluent's preference of the West, which started during as early as the Industrial Revolution.

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