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- Florida’s CNL is selling resort villages, including Copper Mountain
- Nearly half of all US homeowners with a mortgage still ‘underwater’ in Q1
- Franklin Street Properties Corp. Acquires Office Property in Denver, Colorado
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- Florida REIT CNL is selling resort villages, including Copper Mountain
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Even as Housing Revives, Apartment Growth to Boom
“Despite overtures of the headwinds from new supply, our April survey results showed positive gains in both occupancy and rents ahead of expected seasonal trends,” she wrote in a report to clients. (Read More: Apartment Building Bubbles as Single-Family Homes … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Building, Bubbles, Global Insight, Government Numbers, Headwinds, Home Builders, Housing Starts, Margin Of Error, Mortgage Market, New Construction, Overtures, Real Estate Investment, Real Estate Investment Trusts, Reits, Rents, Seasonal Trends, Single Family, Supply Shortages, Survey Results, Wide Margin
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Investors Pile Into Housing Even as Prices Rise
Los Angeles-based Colony Capital, which boasts approximately ten thousand single-family rental homes in its portfolio, had centered its investments largely in the Southwest and West, but is now shifting to other markets. (Read More: US Pending Home Sales Tick Upward … Continue reading
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Tagged Ceo, Cohort, Consolidation, Conversations, Distressed Properties, East Coast, Elephant, Home Builders, Hundreds Of Thousands, Institutions, Investments, Justin Chang, Landlords, Mom, New Construction, New Homes, Rental Space, Single Family, Southwest, Ten Thousand
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Denver still a profitable market for property flippers
Denver ranked among the 25 most profitable markets last year for people flipping single-family homes, according to a report Thursday from Realty Trac. Denver investors flipped 3,842 single-family homes last year, a 7 percent increase from 2011. The average price … Continue reading
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Tagged Distressed Properties, Flippers, Gross Profit, Home Values, Investors, Las Vegas, Metro Areas, Orlando Fla, People, Profitable Market, Profitable Markets, Real Estate, Realty Denver, Realty Trac, Realtytrac, Single Family, Six Months
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Study: Neighborhood zoning helped cause crisis
A new study published in the journal Housing Policy Debate may have identified another contributing factor to the financial crisis: neighborhood zoning. A new study published in the journal Housing Policy Debate may have identified another contributing factor to … Continue reading
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Tagged Acre, Financial Crisis, Foreclosure, Letter To The Editor, Metropolitan Areas, Neighborhood, Policy Debate, Proportion, Single Family, Spectrum, University Of Illinois
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US Pending Home Sales Tick Upward in March
“Contract activity has been in a narrow range in recent months, not from a pause in demand but because of limited supply,” said Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun in a release. “Little movement is expected in the near-term sales closings, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief Economist, Contract Activity, Crash, Economist Lawrence, Existing Home Sales, Government Mortgage, Home Builders, Inventories, Limited Supply, Map, Midwest, Mortgages, Norms, Pending Home Sales Index, Real Estate, Realtors, Sales Contract, Several Factors, Single Family, Spring Season
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Housing’s Spring Bloom ‘Stuck’ Due to Short Supply
“If I am underwater in my equity and now suddenly I’m not, but I’m up 5 percent and the market around me is appreciating 6,7,8,9, 10 percent, why don’t I wait and perhaps get a 10 percent return on my … Continue reading
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Tagged 22 Percent, Cash Investors, Ceo, Distressed Properties, First Time Buyers, Housing Affordability, Housing Shortage, Housing Starts, Inventories, Norm, Ramp, Realogy, Realtors, Richard Smith, Risk, Sidelines, Single Family, Spring Bloom, Student Debt, Supply Constraints
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Mortgage rules may put chill on Canada’s spring buying season
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Tagged Canadian Flag, Debt Levels, Department Of Finance, Department Of Finance Canada, Flag Image, Household Debt, Housing Market, Market Bubble, Median Price, Metro Montreal, Months Supply, Montreal Area, Montreal Market, New Mortgage, Price Increases, Quarterly Increase, S Market, Single Family, Slowdown, Urban Centers
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Denver home prices rebound to 2007 levels
DENVER – A new report shows Denver home prices have rebounded to their 2007 levels. Denver’s SP Case-Shiller home price index for December was 134.14, meaning that local home resale prices averaged 34.14 percent higher than they were in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Case Shiller Home Price Index, Case Shiller Index, Co Denver, Condominiums, Copyright, Denver Business Journal, Home Inventory, Home Price Index, Last Time, Month Of January, New Construction, Peak Index, Price Changes, Rebound, Resale Prices, Residential Real Estate, Scripps, Single Family
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Home prices make largest year-over-year jump in 6 years
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Tagged 6 Years, Boston, Composite Index, Copyright Law, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Indices, Fiserv, Image, Leaps, Letter To The Editor, Metros, Previous Year, Single Family
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Housing Recovery ‘Fundamentally Strong’: Lennar CEO
Miller also said he is not concerned by the huge number of investor-owned single-family rental homes. He believes that renters may end up as buyers of these homes, but others are not so sure. (Read More: Housing Recovery Leaves Some … Continue reading
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Tagged Balance Sheets, Banks, Bidding War, California Housing, Ceo, Consumers, Home Buyers, Investor, Jpmorgan Chase, Leaves, Little Bit, Mark Hanson, Mls, Mortgage Banking, Mortgage Credit, Price Increases, Single Family, Thaw, Wall Street, Watters
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