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Dorota Dyman Associates Tips for first-time homebuyers - 1 views
The market can be tough for first-time buyers so with the spring homebuying season now in full swing (March through June are the year's four busiest months), here are some tips for first-time homeb...
Dorota Dyman & Associates Real Estate Kweichow Moutai to buy Paris Real Estate - 1 views
Domestic high-end baijiu (white liquor) producer Kweichow Moutai Co Ltd announced Tuesday that it will invest 8.79 million euros ($11.76 million) to buy real estate property in Paris to help furthe...
Tips to Buy Real Estate during the Holidays - 1 views
Dorota Dyman & Associates Real Estate - While other prospective buyers are taking a break from the home search grind, you're steadily on the prowl for the perfect home during the holiday season, mo...
Dyman Real Estate: 8 Solutions to San Francisco's Housing Problems - 2 views
On one of the first rainy days that drought-stricken California has had in months, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee stood out of the rain in an unfinished retail space on the city's gentrifying Market St...
Dyman Real Estate: How to use crowdfunding to invest in real estate - 1 views
It's the Facebook approach to money: Connect with friends. Then donate, invest and even fund a new business together. Crowdfunding is all the rage, attracting everyone from individuals who want to...
Dorota Dyman Associates Tips: How to Make Billions While Making People Happy and Saving... - 1 views
Real-estate legend Sam Zell said recently that the "End of Suburbia" might be happening. Right here and now. Of course, all the suburban dreck that was built in the last six decades isn't going to...
Real estate sector: Growth starting, but no bull-run yet - 1 views
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Jeanne Jones on 05 Jan 14The year 2013 was a year of survival for the real estate sector, but expectations are now high among developers and analysts. The industry is pinning hopes on a mid-year turnaround after the General Elections, it is not likely to materialize given the time lag for policy implementation. So how would 2014 pan out for realty? The first three quarters would see much of the problems of last year persisting, before showing some signs of change. Few experts believe that prices in several locations will go northward. That would be constraints since the problems of the sector remain unsolved, and policies have made no substantial impact, and those on the cards may not be enough to give the required momentum.
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