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Rental Tour of America: How Many Square Feet Can You Get for $1,500?

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As rents rise across the country, many are wondering if they’re getting the biggest bang for their buck, not only when it comes to how pricey their space is, but how much space they’re getting for the price. RentCafe recently utilized Yardi Matrix search tools to explore how much apartment you can snag for $1,500 in the 30 most populous U.S. cities. The results might make you want to pick up and move.

Memphis, Tenn. takes the cake for most space for your ...

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Markeith Spears named manager of BHGRE Gary Greene Pearland office

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The continued success of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene in the Houston metro is evident with a new move aiming to grow its Pearland office. Markeith Spears, currently at the Inner Loop office, will move into the manager role at the Pearland office.

Spears has the goal to expand the office by 25 Realtors by the end of 2016, which means doubling the size of the current office. With the ...

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Aurora apartments in Queens ready to lease

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Queens’ booming neighborhood, Long Island City, is welcoming another high rise, mixed-use complex to the fold. Aurora apartments from developer G. Holdings features one- to three-bedroom units, each boasting modern touches and prime skyline views.

The concrete and glass-clad facade at 29-11 Queens Plaza N. is a nod to Long Island City’s developing landscape. Michael Arad of Handel Architects aptly designed the building to meet the needs of the growing Queens population, with interior touches and amenities aimed to fit the modern New York City resident.

“Long ...

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Housing demand isn’t met in most large metros, Trulia says

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Home prices continue to climb as homebuilding stalls in adding enough supply to the stock. But like most things in real estate, it’s dependent on location as to whether or not a city can add enough volume to meet the incoming demand. In a recent Trulia report, the nation’s biggest metros were studied to determine homebuilding trends and local real estate prices over the past 20 years. According to the study, the national demand for housing has grown at a pretty stable ...

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DC home sales surge while inventory takes a dive

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By ; reposted with permission of Redfin.

Washington D.C. home prices fell 2.3 percent in June from a year earlier—the third time prices have fallen in the past two years. The typical home sold for $550,000 as home sales made an impressive 18.6 percent leap since last year.

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In June, 1,058 homes were sold in D.C. — the largest number of home sales recorded in ...

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Maponics acquired by Pitney Bowes

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Maponics, a provider of boundary sets and other data to many real estate websites and vendors, has been snatched up by Pitney Bowes, a provider of products and services that power commerce, according to an email sent to Maponics clients. Maponics’ spatial data paired with Pitney Bowes’ identification and location software will offer clients a “holistic, accurate and precise view of your target audience that we believe to be unmatched in the market,” the email said. Maponics boundary sets lie beneath the search tools of a broad range of real ...

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Redfin: SF home sales slow despite rush of new sellers

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San Francisco home prices rose 2 percent in June from a year earlier, to a median $1.25 million. Sales in the city fell 6.9 percent, the sixth year-over-year slowdown.

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Price growth has slowed this year after four years of double-digit inflation, which has sellers rushing into the market. The supply of homes for sale jumped ...

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Team transactions outpacing top producers’, according to REAL Trends

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Real estate teams are on the rise, according to a new in-depth report from REAL Trends. Citing real estate coach Tom Ferry from a 2016 survey, the report — “The Real Estate Teams Playbook: Aligning Structures and Strategies” — said there are between 35,000 and 50,000 real estate teams in the U.S. And the numbers are growing, with 37 percent of teams formed one to three years ago and 26 percent of teams formed one year ago. How does REAL ...

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May 2016 Black Knight Home Price Index climbs closer to June 2006 peak

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Movie stars recall their most iconic roles. Athletes look back on their record-breaking game. And housing experts talk about that brief moment when home prices hit an all-time high — the glorified calm before the housing bust storm.

According to Black Knight Financial Services’ most recent Home Price Index (HPI) report, home prices in May 2016 registered at $263,000, just 1.8 percent off the June 2006 peak of $267,000. It might have taken a decade, but price tags are up ...

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Ambitious urban renewal projects of the world

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Matthew Zajechowski is senior outreach manager for Digital Third Coast, a digital marketing firm based in Chicago.

Many common issues face big cities these days, including money issues, blighted areas, crime and a myriad of other problems. With a move towards the re-urbanization of big cities around the country, more and more of them are having to find creative ways to attract young families, working professionals and businesses.

Urban renewal projects with a focus on sustainability and green initiatives have been ...

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