Real Estate News
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Thailand tows bitcoin trader's floating home; owners may face death sentence
Thailand's navy has towed a floating home owned by an American bitcoin trader and his Thai girlfriend. They currently face possible death sentences or life imprisonment. Read Article
New home sales rise 4.5% in March
March home sales numbers point to a stronger housing market going forward. CNBC's Rick Santelli and Diana Olick report. Read Article
US new home sales rise to near 1½-year high
Sales of new U.S. single-family homes jumped to a near 1½-year high in March, boosted by lower mortgage rates and house prices. Read Article
How IPO millionaires are impacting real estate in San Francisco
Katherine Clarke, WSJ, joins "The Exchange" to discuss tech IPOs turning San Francisco residents into overnight millionaires and how the real estate industry is responding. Read Article
Sales of the cheapest and swankiest homes are tanking, but for very different reasons
Sales of existing homes were weaker than expected in March, but behind the headline numbers, an even more disconcerting dynamic is playing out. Read Article
US existing home sales in March down more than expected
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on new data on existing home sales in March. Read Article
Home sales fall 4.9% in slow start to spring buying season
Sales of existing U.S. homes fell in March after a huge gain the previous month, held back partly by a sharp slowdown among the most expensive properties. Read Article
Abu Dhabi's property law reforms are 'game changing': CEO
Abu Dhabi is relaxing its foreign real estate investment laws. Talal Al Dhiyebi of Aldar Properties says, with this change, his company wants to attract non-resident property investors. Read Article
Abu Dhabi's real estate investment law reforms are 'game changing,' developer says
The relaxing of foreign real estate investment laws in Abu Dhabi will create jobs and stoke demand for property, according to Aldar Properties CEO Talal Al Dhiyebi. Read Article
Retirees are flocking to these 3 states — and fleeing these 3 states in droves
New Mexico has the top honor of being the number one retirement destination, according to a study from United Van Lines. Here's what you should know before you leave your state for a new locale. Read Article
