—Chris Palmeri, Hot Property
These U.S.-owned Swedish marques are struggling to reinvent themselves in the quest for buyers
Even in affluent communities, foreclosures often offer a chance to buy a luxury home for as much as 40% or more off the market value
The home sales market in the Hamptons fell 42%, but many wealthy Americans and Europeans are still happy to rent
For the time being, yes. But if Wall Street continues to struggle, that could change
Author James Kunstler says the Automotive Age is almost history and deconstructs McMansion living
Spring has always been busy for real estate. Even though buyers and sellers remain cautious, now could be a good time to make a move
Lacking funds, builders abandon many new developments, leaving homeowners and local municipalities to foot the bill
Prices in exclusive Zip Codes at the very top of the housing chain remain buoyant, despite the general malaise
As houses are becoming harder to sell, some agents are charging more than the standard 6% commission to guarantee better results
Property values in college towns are holding strong and can make a good investment whether you're a parent, an investor, or just looking to relocate
The overall housing market might be in bad shape, but at the very top luxury homes are still setting record prices
As the economy stumbles, even residents of affluent suburbs are feeling pinched by basic costs that never bothered them before
Demand—and prices—for homes in the best suburbs remains strong. But good deals in good communities exist if you know where to look
"The focus should be on continually improving your position in the customer's mind while maintaining necessary pricing. Thinking you can compete on price alone can kill you."
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