The prospects for Ho Chi Minh City s real estate market remain good despite the global economic slump, the US-based Urban Land Institute and business services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers said in a recent report. The southern metro ranked second
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The housing market is getting worse, not better, the leader of Miami-based Lennar said Thursday as the homebuilding giant announced its second straight year of billion-dollar losses. Lennar CEO Stuart Miller said home prices are in “freefall,” and
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Parrish new coach at Ball State - San Diego Union-Tribune
When Brady Hoke officially was introduced as the new football coach at San Diego State on Tuesday, he said he was hopeful of beginning to fill out his staff within three or four days. Achieving that objective might take a bit longer than expected
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Zacks Bull and Bear of the Day Highlights: EnCana, UST, Investors Real - PR Inside
Zacks Equity Research highlights EnCana Corporation (NYSE: ECA) as the Bull of the Day and UST Inc. (NYSE: UST) as the Bear of the Day. In addition, Zacks Equity Research provides analysis on Investors Real Estate Trust (Nasdaq: IRET), Sepracor, Inc
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RMR Funds Announces Availability of November Data - PR Inside
RMR Funds today announced that November 2008 selected data is now available on its web site www.rmrfunds.com for the following funds and at the following links: - RMR Real Estate Fund (NYSE Alternext US: RMR) www.rmrfunds.com/RMRmonthlydata.aspx
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Florida man hit by stray bullet goes to real estate job with bullet - Minneapolis Star Tribune
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. - A man who was hit by a stray bullet in the back of the head is back at work with the slug still stuck in his skull. E.T. Strickland, 74, a commercial real estate seller, said the bullet hurts, but not enough to keep him from
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