Fitch Ratings-London/Frankfurt-30 September 2008: Fitch Ratings has today downgraded Hypo Real Estate Holding AG’s (HRE Group) Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) to ‘A-’ (A minus) from ‘A’. The Outlook remains Stable.
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The Atlanta real estate market does not support a firm with a lack of experience. There are so many
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Your efforts to sell your home this fall season can be aided by some simple decorating that reflects autumn and/or the popular holiday of Halloween. Some effective touches can not only ’round out’ your staging; they can also encourage potential buyers to imagine decorating the home themselves by creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
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Fitch Ratings affirms and simultaneously withdraws the ratings of Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust as follows:
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Guam last year saw about $686.8 million in real estate transactions, but ‘the party’s over, at least for now,’ according to real estate expert Nick Captain.
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If you are planning to sell your home at Sarasota real estate market, you need to be competitive enough so that you can have a good deal selling your home. There are a lot of people who are selling their home and you should take note of the competition and learn how to survive and [...]
The wheels are in motion to peddle Bahamian real estate around the world, with local Realtors bracing for an even greater slowdown in the market stemming from the current credit crisis, Guardian Business has learned.
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Find out the truth about the top 5 Virginia Counties to do Real Estate Business in and see if it’s a good fit for you at this time. Please read our unprejudiced overview of doing Real Estate Business in Virginia.
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Berlin - Chancellor Angela Merkel threw her weight Tuesday behind a government guarantee for troubled German mortgage lender Hypo Real Estate (HRE), saying she assumed the lifeline would be extended this week. She said the package was a confidence-b…
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A retired Procter & Gamble executive who is one of the largest investors in Fayetteville developer Ben Israel’s real estate projects filed three lawsuits against Israel and his companies Monday. (Northwest Arkansas Times)
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