Is this is a good time to buy? How much are prices likely to drop? Should I wait or buy now? Unfortunately, the answer is not a simple "yes" or "no". One needs to consider factors such as economic growth

The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) has suggested review in Real Estate Regulator Bill in its current shape since many of its provisions are harsher and inimical to industry and concerned stakeholders. "Contrary to expectations, the

In a signal that India's retail trade sector may not be opened any further, the government Wednesday said the interests of small traders will be protected as the industry is the second largest employer after agriculture. "The government is fully

Hiranandani Upscale, a fully-owned company of Mumbai-based developer Hiranandani Group, is learnt to have bought 135 acres in Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad for Rs 800 crore. According to a person involved in the transaction, the agreement had been signed last

Call it recession or an oversupplied market (in terms of office space), or the general negative sentiment prevailing in the market, office real estate hit an all time low with values nearly bottoming out as compared to its peak around

In a move expected to give a big push to the housing sector in Gurgaon and Faridabad, the Haryana Housing Board is in the process of inviting expressions of interest for building 8,000 flats in these cities and some other

After months of stagnation in the commercial real estate market in Mumbai, there is finally some revival. First off the block was the 10.3-acre Finlay Mill property for which there have been bids from Lodha Developers and Indiabulls Real Estate.

There are often comparisons made between the infrastructure of Mumbai and Pune. The popular consensus seems to be that both cities are equally challenged as far as supportive infrastructure is concerned. This is inappropriate for two reasons - one, Mumbai's

I am seeing more and more people planning (yes planning) to walk away from their home. Planning to let their metro Detroit home go into foreclosure. Here are some of my latest examples of what is happening in our local

Congratulations ! CNN Money has ranked Plymouth #28 as one of the best places to live (in the small town category). I have always know you were a great place to live but now you have national recognition. Read the

That was the question a client asked because it was taking a while finding the right piece of Metro Detroit real estate. They have been looking in Southfield, Warren, and Farmington. Here was my response. You should ask your mortgage

Portal visitors will be able to see the location of property units on the Google map. The service becomes available on July 17, 2009.

In Q2 2009, the value of Irish housing has declined by 9.2% compared with the first quarter. In comparison to the levels of early 2009, prices have dropped by 16.9%.

Nearly 20% of Bulgarian hotels are closed. Earnings of local tourism industry are expected to fall down to €1.9 billion in 2009, compared to €2.4 billion in 2008.

Last month's 4,702 existing home sales in , topped the June 2004 record of 4,414. This development created some excitement within the residential real estate market which is hoping for some signs that may point to a housing market recovery.

The subprime mortgage crisis may be on its last phase but the number of bank foreclosure homes will continue to rise. This is the somewhat bleak prognosis from industry experts who claimed that the rising unemployment rate is forcing many

has the second highest number of in the country in the first six months of this year. According to recent data, Arizona posted 90,000 filings of foreclosures from January to June this year, representing a 55 percent increase from the

Industry experts said that commercial and will continue to increase and dominate the real estate market in various regions in the country. Reports were recently released that supported this claim.

The commercial real estate market is experiencing a change in banks' strategy. To try to avoid realizing losses on their loans in the commercial real estate market, banks are offering loan extensions and modifications to stem the tide of .

As the unemployment rate approaches double-digits, almost two million homes received foreclosure filings in the first half of 2009, 15% more than in the same period for 2008, and 9% more than in the previous six month period, according to