Not Everyone Is Grateful as Investors Build Free Apartments in Mumbai Slums
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In India, builders who raze slums and use part of the land to build houses for the former residents are then allowed to build lucrative towers on the rest of the land.
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The New York exchange's high costs disappointed investors, while Chicago's floor looks good.
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HYDERABAD, India  - Two bombings within three  months that killed dozens in India's prominent IT city of  Hyderabad have set off alarm bells for many companies who worry  investor sentiment could start to sour.
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As high-rises go up around New York City, so do fears that one will block a favorite view. But the vistas from some apartments are protected, and others are worth a gamble.
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These dour CAPS investors actually see a silver lining to the dark clouds of others.
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Some dour CAPS investors actually see a silver lining here.
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By Carlos Santos, Richmond Times-Dispatch  Feb. 5--CHARLOTTESVILLE  -- The local Habitat for Humanity is buying rundown trailer parks threatened by development in order to house the poor in good homes. The Charlottesville affiliate is the first Habitat in the country to try the strategy.
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Hard-up house owners are ending up homeless after selling their homes to property companies.
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Here's something more scary than  Chucky: A growing number of people are borrowing against their  homes to invest in the stock market.
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Investors didn't appreciate news of their management's plans to sell shares.
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Investors are skeptical, but the former Payless intends to keep building.
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Many people filling Denver&#39;s newest affordable housing aren&#39;t the ethnic minorities and women with children that some Denver developers envisioned helping.
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The city wants slum dwellers in apartments, but demolitions have left thousands homeless.
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If location is the golden rule of real estate, then many who invest in real estate mutual funds might at times feel as if they've stumbled upon a great deal in the fanciest building in town.
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The subprime mortgage mess has created a mixed blessing for potential homebuyers.
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NEW YORK - In a city where the average one-bedroom apartment rents for well over $2,000 a month, residents of a huge rent-stabilized complex are joining forces with some city leaders in an effort to buy their development to keep it affordable.  MetLife Inc.
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Here's something more scary than Chucky: A growing number of people are borrowing against their homes to invest in the stock market.