Careers in Real Estate Event To Feature Two Prominent Industry Leaders

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The Grossman School of Business (GSB) Center for Student Success (CSS) will host “Careers in Real Estate” on March 8, 2023 from 2 – 4 p.m.. John and George Black, two brothers who are prominent real estate agents with Vermont firm…

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Real estate market picks up as spring approaches

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In an area where bidding wars have not been uncommon, buyers will typically have more time to make decisions

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US Homeownership Up, but Black-White Gap

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U.S. homeownership rose to 65.5% in 2020, but the Gap in Black-White homeownership is the biggest in a decade.

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Miami Fifth Top Global Real Estate Market for Super Rich

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Miami is the fifth most important real estate market for the world’s wealthiest people, according to Douglas Elliman and Knight Frank’s Wealth Report.  Miami, which has been on and off the annual list for years, ranked fifth behind London, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong, based on the number of deals of $10 million […]

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Housing Market Update: Home Prices Fall Annually For First Time in a Decade As Mortgage Rates Pass 7%

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The median U.S. home-sale price declined 0.6% year over year in February, marking the first annual drop since 2012-but high rates mean homes aren’t more affordable.

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Mortgage rates climb for a straight fourth week on sustained economic growth and continued inflation

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Persistent inflation has left lenders pessimistic about future interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, leading some issuers to write mortgages at higher risk premiums.

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World’s ultra-rich suffered $10 trillion hit last year—but now is the time to be greedy, wealth report advises

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The staggering loss equates to the GDP of Germany, France and the U.K. combined.

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Record mansion deal puts local luxury market closer to Miami's

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$10 million-plus home sales are on the rise in Central Florida.

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New York Remains the World’s Top Super-Luxury Property Market

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London, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Miami complete the top five in Knight Frank’s annual index

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NYC remains the most expensive real estate market in world: Report

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Douglas Elliman and Knight Frank data concludes that, last year, more ultra-prime property transactions were conducted in New York than anywhere else on Earth.

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