Kevin D. Chin, CCIM, of Sperry Van Ness in San Francisco, represented SC Flagstaff LLC in the $12.7 million purchase of a 140,000-sf Sam’s Club in Flagstaff, Ariz., from an undisclosed seller.
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By Lyndsey Douglas.
Ray White’s Tracy Crome wants your support.
In early February she will join 199 other company leaders (from the likes of Qantas, NRL and Coca-Cola Amatil) and celebrity chefs (including Maggie Beer, Justin North and Neil Perry) 
to provide meals for disadvantaged Australians in Sydney’s CBD.
“I will be joining other CEOs and Directors to cook and provide meals to 1000 disadvantaged Australians,” Ms Crome says.
“I am hoping I can get the support of the Ray White network, just imagine what impact our organisation will have if every Ray White Office donated $100!”
You can support Tracy by heading to www.ceocookoff.com.au/profile/677 and click ‘Sponsor Tracey Crome’.
Tracy is representing Ray White Munro Partners based in Townsville, Queensland.
“We are passionate about our business and believe ‘do unto others as you would want them to do unto you’. Hence, my excitement
As difficult as it may seem to fathom, given the current macroeconomic data plaguing South Florida, indications are growing that the luxury condo resale market in Miami-Dade County is back at least for the time being.
Foreign buyers with strong currencies complemented by a scattering of wealthy domestic purchasers acquired more $1 million condos in 2011 than in the last year of the South Florida real estate boom in 2006, according to an analysis of data from the Southeast Florida Shared Multiple Listing Service Database.
Buyers purchased nearly 590 condos for at least $1 million each in 2011 after acquiring less than 500 high-priced units in 2006.
On a year-over-year basis, the 2011 luxury condo resale activity represents a 29 percent increase from 2010 when fewer than 460 units were purchased for at least $1 million each in Miami-Dade.
In early 2007, the Conference Board of Canada and Genworth Financial Canada released a joint study on the Toronto condominium market. The report concluded that the price of a resale condominium would increase an average of 4 per cent annually — from $239,816 in 2006 to $292,077 by 2011.
Over the five-year period, the Toronto condominium market has evolved at a record-setting pace, scoring one record high after another. Although the housing market experienced a brief downturn in late 2008 due to the global financial crisis, it quickly regained its momentum in the spring of 2009.
Since 2006, the average condominium value has increased roughly seven per cent, annually.
In the second quarter of 2011, the 9,455 new condo units sold surpassed the record of 6,977 set in the same period 2007 — a 35 per cent increase, according to the condominium research firm, Urbanation. T
One thing that home sellers really want to know right now is how they can sell a home without giving it away in a market loaded with distressed properties for sale.
I mean, if the Jones family down the street is going to give their home away, how are you going to entice a buyer to purchase your home at its fair market value?
Well, you can sell your home, even if some of your neighbors are giving theirs away, but you need to know a few things first.
For example, take a look at the real estate graph on the right. This is a picture of your competition.
If you receive error messages in both Internet Explorer and Firefox that a Web address is not found, then the problem is not with either browser. The problem is either with your computer or the Web page that you are trying to visit. You get the error message when your computer cannot connect to the website.
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If multiple browsers report that they cannot find a Web address, the first thing to check is your Internet connection. Look at the status icon in your Windows task bar. This icon is a series of five vertical bars, each a little taller than the one to its left. It will give you an indication if your connection is on.
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