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Monday, June 15, 2009 Real estate pedal pushers wheel and deal
Catching on to a burgeoning green trend, some real estate agents are traveling to for-sale homes on two wheels, and bringing their green-minded clients with them.
Scores of real estate professionals are now adopting this environmentally friendly approach to house tours. While it can take longer to get to properties, bike-based tours can give clients a better feel for a neighborhood area and the community at large. More » Report: Signs of real estate stability
Index shows roughly flat value trend for much of '09
Mortgage repayment yields big returns
Compared to Treasurys and CDs, investment's a no-brainer
Real estate tech heads to the small screen
Perspective: From 1000Watt blog
Let's get the system moving again
Letter to the Editor OTHER TOP STORIES Definite signs of a false recovery
Commentary: It's time to curb federal spending Careful buyer regrets home purchase
Home Sale Hindsight Real estate domain-name auction fizzles
'Realestatelistings' addresses still for sale Bring down the MLS data walls
Letter to the Editor Hey buyers: Don't worry, be happy!
From Curbed.com blog Latest News »
NOTABLE QUOTE "Basically, a condotel works like this: An investor buys a condominium in a hotel building and then allows the hotel to use the unit for guests when the owner is not in residence. The sales pitch suggests the buyer will recoup investment costs and fees through the daily rental of the condo unit by the hotel, which, by the way, rarely ever happens." --Steve Bergsman | 
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