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Realtor membership rises in some areas
Inman.com From 2004 through 2005, home-sale activity surged toward a peak in most US metropolitan real estate markets. The feverish market activity lured a long line … and more » |
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Keeping His Eyes Trained on the Long Term
Barron’s We've got $20 billion of capital committed to private equity and real estate. With the new allocation to private equity moving up from 10% to 14%, … and more » |
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Bail Out California
Forbes Its problems are of its own design and the complaint that it is merely a victim of a sunken real estate market rings a little hollow in 2009, … and more » |
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California rest in peace*
Examiner.com … real estate market that still hasn't bottomed out, the increasing financial and service burdens of rampant illegal immigration, and the Sacramento Kings … Six reasons why California is ungovernableNapa Valley Register all 36 news articles » |
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Former Your Black Muslim Bakery matriarch to lose real-estate license
San Jose Mercury News (D. Ross Cameron/The Oakland Tribune) Esperanza Johnson, a former Your Black Muslim Bakery matriarch who left a trail of dubious real-estate deals from … and more » |
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Foreclosures: The poor pets are getting left behind
Sacramento Bee Sacramento-based Coldwell Banker real estate agent Donald Stitt has been seeing plenty of it and recently wrote into Home Front with what he's encountered … and more » |
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Fifteen Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Agents Rank Among …
dBusinessNews Minneapolis (press release) … and Sacramento ranked among the top 100 nationwide for sales volume last year, while another four agents ranked among the top 100 real estate teams. … and more » |
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'Our Lot': A blueprint of why the housing market failed
Austin American-Statesman Alyssa Katz's "Our Lot: How Real Estate Came to Own Us" performs an invaluable journalistic service by giving us a bottom-up approach to the decade's … and more » |
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Six reasons why California is ungovernable
Napa Valley Register In the polarized atmosphere of Sacramento, the two-thirds rules effectively hand a veto to the minority party. Under these conditions, stalemate and … and more » |
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Jackson may be `worth more dead than alive'
Sacramento Bee Jackson nearly lost the ranch to foreclosure in March, but billionaire real estate investor Thomas Barrack bailed him out, setting up a joint venture with … and more » |
