Not exact matches
RealPage lease - transaction records show the average rent roll premium for an
urban apartment
property compared to a top - end suburban counterpart has eroded by 9 percentage points on a same - store basis over the
last five years.
Rural
properties, due to aboveground power lines, are quicker than their
urban cousins to lose power during heavy windstorms and also usually the
last to have it restored.
LeZotte: Generally speaking, they are similar to Class - A apartment
properties — well - maintained product built in the
last 10 years in an affluent suburban or
urban setting.
Purchases rose in two of four U.S. regions, including a 9 percent gain in the biggest region, the South; sales fell 17.6 percent in second - largest region, the West The number of
properties sold in which construction hadn't yet started rose to an annual pace of 188,000
last month from 152,000, a sign that developers will stay busy in the coming months Report released jointly by the Census Bureau and Department of Housing and
Urban Development in Washington
Because the so - called «elevator» limits are so low, many
urban areas have not had any
properties endorsed with FHA multifamily insurance in the
last several years.
While flipping has been the subject of many reality TV shows, both residential and commercial,
property investing has enjoyed upticks over the
last few years, especially in
urban areas.
If you have been awarded a Diploma in
Urban Land Economics with Real Estate Management Option, including completion of BUSI 111 — British Columbia Real
Property Law and Real Estate Ethics, from the University of British Columbia within the
last ten (10) years, you are eligible to request a waiver from the following:
Provided that your education has been completed within the
last ten (10) years, Diploma in
Urban Land Economics (DULE) program graduates may be exempted from the Real Estate Trading Services, Rental
Property Management and Broker's Business Planning and Financial Management Licensing courses and / or examinations as follows:
The
last decade saw the national average price of an
urban condominium increase by 131.5 per cent to $ 284,312, while the same
property in the suburbs pressured upwards by 103.7 per cent to $ 212,323.