Posts Tagged ‘Standards’

Mipim 2008: La Vie en “Green”

Monday, March 3rd, 2008

Mipim 2008, to be held from 11 to 14 March in Cannes, is turning the spotlight on the challenges of sustainable development in the property sector. In addition to the unique environmental features of projects showcased in the exhibition area, there will be a series of conferences devoted to the topic on “green” day (Wednesday, [...]

Home Sales, Condo Prices in Massachusetts Rise in July; Single-Family Home Prices, Condo Sales Still Down, According to The Warren Group

Tuesday, August 21st, 2007

Single-family home sales rose slightly in July, marking the second time this year that monthly sales have risen. Year-to-date sales and median prices, however, are still down, according to a report released today by The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
Sales rose 1.5 percent from 5,151 in July 2006 to 5,229 this year. Single-family [...]

A Security System for Renters

Wednesday, June 27th, 2007

For most Americans, moving out of Mom and Dad’s house means moving into a rental unit of their own. Not only is an apartment the home of choice for young adults leaving the nest, statistics show an increasing number of Americans are opting to rent as a permanent housing arrangement.
In 2004, more than 36 million [...]

Do travel homework to minimize check-in surprises

Monday, June 11th, 2007

Dissatisfaction with accommodations is the second-most-common travel complaint, after airline problems.
It’s happened to every traveler. You arrive someplace to discover the hotel described in the brochure or Web site as “first class” turns out to be anything but, at least by your personal standards. Perhaps the room is too dirty, too small, too hot, too [...]

LIC to pare real estate exposure

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

Life Insurance Corporation of India is reducing its exposure to real estate stocks, taking a cue from the banking regulator, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which has warned of an asset bubble building up in the sector.
�We have taken a conscious decision to go slow on the real estate industry as we think at [...]

Luxury real estate development starts work at Mangrove Place

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2009.
Mounir Haidar, Sorouh’s CEO commented: ‘Our association with Luxury Real Estate is based on a common vision of providing luxurious yet affordable living where residents can live close to work and enjoy downtown cosmopolitan living.’
Adjacent to the Sky Tower and the Gate District in [...]

Homeowners seem to view renting in a better light than they have in the past, according to a recent survey commissioned by the National Apartment Association.

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

Sixty-five percent of those surveyed said that given the current state of the real estate market there are advantages to renting as opposed to owning. Twenty-five percent said that having no susceptibility to foreclosure was a reason to rent, 23% said not having to worry about fluctuating interest rates was a perk and 23% also [...]

A Security System for Renters

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

For most Americans, moving out of Mom and Dad’s house means moving into a rental unit of their own. Not only is an apartment the home of choice for young adults leaving the nest, statistics show an increasing number of Americans are opting to rent as a permanent housing arrangement.
In 2004, more than 36 million [...]

Upscale hotel for business travelers sets sights on Exit 10

Wednesday, June 6th, 2007

A new concept, upscale hotel is coming to Saxony Corporate Campus.
Choice Hotels International and Ceres Enterprises plan a Cambria Suites, a new brand, at 13500 Tegler Drive, just off I-69 Exit 10 in Noblesville. The four-story hotel would have 130 suites.
Heather Soule, manager of corporate communications for Choice Hotels, which franchises the brand, said construction [...]

New York City’s First Environmentally Friendly Five-Star Hotel To Debut At Bryant Park

Wednesday, June 6th, 2007

Starwood Capital Group today announced that the recently launched “1” Hotel and Residences, the world’s first luxury, eco-friendly global hotel brand, will open New York City’s first five-star green hotel on West 40th Street in Manhattan, across from Bryant Park. The “1” Hotel and Residences will be part of a proposed 31-story mixed-use green tower [...]

Developers push projects in New Orleans

Wednesday, May 30th, 2007

Lured by congressionally authorized tax credits and other financial incentives after Hurricane Katrina, a procession of developers announced plans to build high-rises.
Adding to the tension for commercial investors: Construction and insurance costs have soared.
At least one big plan — a $400 million proposal by Donald Trump to construct the city‘s tallest building — is going [...]

Approval is sought for condo plan in Colonie

Sunday, May 27th, 2007

Two years ago, on a Monday night, fire ripped through Eamonn’s Loudon House, a beloved pub and a hub for all things Irish.
Ever since, the building and the site along Menands Road in Loudonville have been unused, a bleak reminder of the tragedy.
But a Latham developer has plans to build a condominium building on [...]


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