A Housing Double Dip in New York?
Everything you wanted to know about Case-Shiller but were afraid to ask.
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Everything you wanted to know about Case-Shiller but were afraid to ask.
The market is no longer on the edge of a cliff.
Had her firm properly checked out Natavia Lowery, Stein would still be alive, her daughters claim.
A release of "pent-up demand" and a slower rate of decline bolstered the real-estate market in the third quarter, but there are caveats galore.
But at the end of the quarter, there was a promising uptick.
The 22-year-old real-estate wunderkind opens up to the 'Observer.'
Sales of Manhattan homes have plunged, according to reports released today.
Slogging away in the Greatest Depression real-estate market may be draining her!
The rich are still buying, though — there just might not be enough trophy apartments to go around.
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