Snohomish entrepreneur bounces back with new venture - Everett Herald
There’s making the ideal of a bad situation. Then there’s finding summer vacation in the eye of a perfect storm. That’s what entrepreneur Don Sieb is doing, just months after his once-promising startup, urbancondominiums.com, went south with the real

Unreal Estate - New York Times
The one Gnostic truth of real estate,” Frank Bascombe, Richard Ford ’s gimlet-eyed Realtor-as-Jersey-philosopher, observes in “Independence Day,” is “that people never find or purchase the home they say they want.” Instead, he counsels

South Side businesses play a crucial role - Morning Call
I’m astonished to see Bethlehem street vendor supporters demonize the city’s established businesses. Branding them arrogant and organizing a boycott shows a misunderstanding of their role in stabilizing the community. Business owners pay higher real

Top Countries For Real Estate Investment In 2009 - Nuwireinvestor.com
Where are the best real estate investment opportunities in the world today? According to a survey of top investors, a few choose markets have the ideal potential for making the most profitable investments. To learn which countries top the list, see

New show provides reality check on real estate - Sauk Valley Daily Gazette
Forget about “Fear Factor.” The scariest reality show on television these days could be on the Home and Garden Television cable channel. “Real Estate Intervention,” which airs at 10:30 p.m. Thursdays, offers tough love for people in denial, helping

Judge to rule on defense motion in Kissel case - Boston Globe
STAMFORD, Conn.— A judge is expected to rule Monday on whether lawyers for a Massachusetts man charged in the killing of Greenwich real estate mogul Andrew Kissel can present evidence implicating Kissel’s ex-wife. Defense attorneys for 22-year-old

Residential Real Estate Is Starting To Bounce Back - Nuwireinvestor.com
Is the real estate market ready to bounce back? After months of “less bad” news, some analysts are revising their estimates for home prices to reflect their observations that the residential real estate market is starting to recover. For more on this

Commercial real estate stable in area - Shreveport Times
The area’s retail occupancy rate is on pace with 2008’s numbers, local experts say. The rate was 87 percent in 2008, according to the LSUS Center for Business and Economic Research. Additionally, rental rates have have risen by 48 percent since

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