Full New Jersey Assembly to Pass Property-Tax Cap, Budget Chairman Says
The New Jersey Assembly will likely pass an annual limit on property-tax increases announced by Senate Democrats and Governor Chris Christie , lawmakers said.
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China Property Set for ‘Healthy’ Correction, Jones Lang Says
China’s home prices are set to fall as much as 20 percent in a “healthy” correction, said Michael Klibaner, head of China research at Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.
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Georgetown council buys property
Georgetown City Council members approved the purchase of property Tuesday that will aid in their progress toward wastewater management improvements in town.
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Oakes earns Certified Property Manager® (CPM®) designation
President of Village Realty Bob Oakes recently earned his designation as a Certified Property Manager® (CPM®) from the Institute of Real Estate Management recognizing him as an expert in real estate management, at the top of his profession.
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Harrisburg property owner hopes to develop site of homeless camp, mayor’s office says
Management group says the homeless are wanted off the property for health, safety and liability reasons, in addition to having the property appraised for development.
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Herdt: Assessor takes property taxes off autopilot
All property owners in Ventura County next month will be getting a letter from Assessor Dan Goodwin about next year’s property taxes. When this “notification of assessment” arrives, don’t be afraid to open the envelope. Inside will be a letter telling you that your taxes are going down.
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Property tax not the right approach, says FF’s Andrews
DUBLIN FIANNA Fáil TD Chris Andrews has expressed strong opposition to a property tax but economist Colm McCarthy called for its introduction.
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Moderate risk of property bubble in Asia, says Moody’s
The risk of a property bubble forming in Asia is moderate despite rising real estate prices, credit ratings firm Moody’s Corp. (MCO) said Tuesday, according to AFP. Government actions to cool down the market appear to be working, said Deborah Schuler, a senior vice president at Moody’s who overseas ratings in Asia, the Middle East and Africa. “At the moment, we think asset bubbles are confined …
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Neighbor says North Knoxville property overgrown for years
Overgrown property in North Knoxville neighborhood
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Man says dump could ruin property’s drinking water
A central Queensland property owner says he is disappointed that the Rockhampton Regional Council has once again set its sights on his land for a regional dump.
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Surf City holding property tax rate
SURF CITY — Onslow County property owners in Surf City will probably see a decrease in their property tax bill this upcoming year even though the city will maintain the same tax rate. While the tax rate remains at 31 cents per 0 of…
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CBJ: Property Transfers & Building Permits
A weekly listing of property transfers and building permits in and around Charlottesville.
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Lull in property market
THE World Cup and the euro zone debt crisis have helped create a lull in the residential property market, experts say. They also cite other reasons for the subdued activity, including high asking prices, a lacklustre stock market and the month-long June school holidays. The market is taking a much-needed breather after running too fast, too soon, they add.
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Warner says property market running out of steam
LONDON (SHARECAST) – Warner Estate Holdings warns that the property market is showing signs of running out of steam.
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China Property Bubble to Burst ‘Very Quickly,’ Nomura Says
June 16 (Bloomberg) — The “bubble” in China’s property market is going to burst very quickly, with average prices set to fall as much as 20 percent in the next 12 to 18 months, according to Nomura Holdings Inc.
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China Property Bubble to Burst ‘Quickly,’ Nomura Says (Update1)
Nomura’s Sun Discusses China Economy, Property Market June 16 (Bloomberg) — Sun Mingchun, chief China economist at Nomura Holdings Inc. in Hong Kong, talks with Bloomberg’s Rishaad Salamat about the outlook for China’s economy and property market.
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China Property Bubble to Burst ‘Quickly,’ Nomura Says (Update1)
The “bubble” in China’s property market is going to burst very quickly, with prices set to fall as much as 20 percent in the next 12 to 18 months, according to Nomura Holdings Inc.
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