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Keeping an eye on property law in 2014

February 18, 2014

2014 will see some changes to commercial property law that will have a significant impact. For everyone involved in this sector, knowing what is coming is essential. The changes involve an easing of restrictions under permitted development rights, and a change to the arrangements concerning the recovery of commercial rent arrears. On the first point, […]

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The Largest Construction Projects Currently Underway in Los Angeles

February 17, 2014

Construction projects are booming across the country, especially in Los Angeles, California, where this city is undergoing several building projects at any given time. The number of expansion projects going on right now is a barometer of sorts for the healthy development of roadways, businesses, neighborhoods and even the nation’s economy. Neighborhood Expansion Neighborhood expansions […]

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Property Investment: Building from Scratch vs. Renovating an Existing Property

January 24, 2014

There are two typical routes for investors to take when setting out on a new property investment venture. Some will invest in a new build while others will buy existing properties to renovate and sell on. There are pros and cons to both approaches, and the best option varies from investor to investor. In the […]

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Top 5 tips on buying a property abroad

January 13, 2014

Buying a property abroad isn’t always a planned venture. Sometimes, as you’re exploring a fabulous destination during a holiday, a bargain can present itself and you’re suddenly making enquiries about purchasing a house, either as a second home or an investment. If you find yourself in such a situation, take a look at this guide […]

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How to choose your retirement property

January 11, 2014

Whether it’s because of friends, family or downsizing, a lot of people choose to move house when they retire. Deciding where to move to and what sort of property to buy can be difficult, with many retirees facing a whole host of changing requirements and needs. If you’re considering a move closer to the kids […]

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Which Types of Roofs Have the Fewest Complications?

January 3, 2014

Caring for your roof is one of the best ways to avoid expensive problems with a leaky roof in the middle of the winter. Investing in the right roofing materials will prevent leaks and other problems. Which roofing materials will provide you with the proper durability for your roof? Composition Shingles Using composition shingles can […]

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A Look at the Rental Market of Santa Fe, New Mexico

December 28, 2013

New Mexico has become a very attractive place to live thanks to a variety of cultural phenomena. The recently concluded TV series, “Breaking Bad” was based in Albuquerque, which is also where legendary MMA trainer Greg Jackson has built a fighting empire. But if you head northeast from Albuquerque, you’ll find yourself in a city […]

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The Top Markets for Sellers in the United States

December 15, 2013

In 2008 it seemed like many real estate markets were in a race to the bottom. A November 2008 article published by CNN reported significant year-over-year declines in many major markets across the country. According to the article, “the worst hit market of the 20 metro areas covered was Miami, where the median home fell […]

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A Survey of the Rental Market in Phoenix, Arizona

December 10, 2013

The Phoenix Rental Market: Boom or Bust? Editor’s note – looking for a great real estate lawyer? See our guide here. A curious dynamic is playing out in Phoenix’s real estate market. Once considered one of the fastest growing housing markets in the country, the Valley’s rental properties were booming, until very recently. As of […]

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Five reasons to invest in Spain NOW

December 6, 2013

Five reasons to invest in real estate in Spain After more than five years of crisis, uncertainty about when to recover the brick industry has given way to a widespread optimism, thanks largely to the closure of operations of foreign investors. “It has opened a new stage in the Spanish property market. In recent months, […]

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