There are numbers of ways to prepare your child for the coming school year this fall. Some would check out a new laptop, cellular phone, books, etc. But some also take a step ahead by looking and buying for a condominium near the school or university like Jeremiah Ing and his parents.

Aside from the other cool stuff that a student gets as a back to school buy, Jeremiah Ing’s parents have decided to invest on real estate where their child could live and stay during the school year. When he was still studying at the Academy of Design and Technology few years ago, his parents got him a 600 square…

Investors once again start to come out and spend millions of their money to buy beach front condominium units in the Sunshine state, Florida. This time, they are much wiser as they invest their money by purchasing several units instead of just one luxury unit.

Lumber Liquidators was reported to purchase 51 condo units in One Bal Harbour complex from a developer who’s facing bankruptcy. Affected by the recession, the developer was forced to sell the units in Miami for a much lower price just to avoid bankruptcy. The investors grabbed the opportunity seeing that it will be a good investment in the future. They are planning to hold it and…

Despite the global financial crunch, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) reported recently that the median condominium price rose slightly last April. However despite the increase, the median price for existing condo sales is still down by 18.5-percent from last year.

According to NAHB prices of condominiums year-over-year have been dropping in a range between 18 and 22.5 percent for the last five months. Looks like, people nowadays tend to buy only the immediate necessities than buying houses that will drain their pockets.

Some experts say that the increase or the “bump” last April might be an accidental success or a piece of good luck. We should hope that in this…

Families all over the world are barely surviving with the economic crisis. While some families could not even update their payment on their mortgages, there are those who could not afford to get new homes and condominiums even at already bargain prices. However, Toronto is looking at an emerging condominium market known as the Echo generation.

The Echo generation includes young and potential home buyers who are looking at their own abodes for the first time. These are people who are paying monthly rentals for their apartments and who would like to finally have a home they can call their own. In truth, this market is the only hope left for…