For those looking to invest in high-end real estate in the U.S. but are hesitant to part with their cash in the face of stock market volatility, the rewritten federal tax code enacted last year and a widely cooling luxury real estate market, now is the time to turn to the second-tier cities of Las Vegas, Nashville, and Arlington, Virginia.
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The allure of the American dream is the promise of equal opportunity, which allows a person to achieve any goal. This means economic opportunity and mobility to any American, and especially to new generations. While debate rages on about just how widespread the experience of the American dream is, research certainly indicates it is not uniform across the country.
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A second class-action lawsuit has been filed in protest of the buyer broker compensation rules set forth by the National Association of Realtors.
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A constrained construction sector is helping protect New Zealand from an oversupply of buildings and a property crash, a commercial property specialist says.
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Our family moved to New Zealand several years ago and we are finally ready (financially and mentally) to purchase our first home. We have a friend who is a real estate agent in another city and they have been giving us advice. Through them we are learning a lot about the buying process, because it’s very different to our country of origin. The thing that we are finding quite difficult is that there is such a variety of property types to choose from and we don’t know what we should worry about and what is considered “normal’ by Kiwis. We feel like we’ll never be able to catch up on the learned experience that other people have. Where do we start?
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The oil price rally so far this year was as much a result of tightening supply as it was a sign of oil demand growth holding resilient and defying doom-and-gloom forecasts of a significant slowdown due to faltering global economic growth and trade disputes.
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Affordable home sales are picking up in the city, and that may point to Calgary’s real estate market moving toward balance between buyers and sellers. But the latest numbers from the Calgary Real Estate Board also reveal major headwinds to a market recovery persist, including high inventories.
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Alberta had the biggest year-over-year decrease among the provinces in February for the number of people receiving regular Employment Insurance benefits, according to a report released on Thursday by Statistics Canada.
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Retail sales in Alberta edged up slightly in February, reaching just over $6.75 billion, says Statistics Canada.
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Do you ever wonder why millennials are the demographic that everyone talks about today?
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