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Real-estate experts in Arizona are guarded but hopeful
At this year's Urban Land Institute conference, the conversations and atmosphere were different...

Business Wire - Top Southwest Florida Real Estate Brokers Launch New Company
January 10, 2012 -- The same team of real estate brokers behind the success of Southwest FloridaÃƒ¢Ã¢‚¬Ã¢„¢s No. 1 selling community, West Bay Beach & Golf...

Southwest Florida banks add property - The News-Press

Southwest Florida banks add property
The News-Press
Southwest Florida-based banks added almost $10 million worth of real estate to their books to end 2011 as they pushed bad loans through the foreclosure process and prepared to sell the property, statistics released by the Federal Deposit Insurance .

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Market Wire - Trulia Research Reveals More Than 1 in 3 Home Searches Cross State Lines
February 2, 2012 -- Trulia today released the latest findings from its Metro Movers Report -- the first housing report that starts with where homebuyers and...

Southwest Florida real estate briefs - Naples Daily News

Southwest Florida real estate briefs
Naples Daily News
KW Property Management & Consulting, a statewide leader in turnkey management with its Southwest regional office in Bonita Springs, has been selected to handle property management services for the following condominium association properties in Naples.
Real Estate briefs: Builder breaks ground on Bonita LakesThe News-Press

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Housing market continues to struggle - News Chief

Housing market continues to struggle
News Chief
"Right now I think prices are being driven more by foreclosures than market rate transactions," said Tim Becker, director of the Bergstrom Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Florida. Becker says there's no easy fix for reducing the .

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