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Riverside property: Tide is high for seafaring buyers seeking waterfront bolt-holes
Riverside properties have held their value over the past couple of years, commanding an average of 30 per cent more than elsewhere, says Caroline McGhie.
First-time buyers 'may only be able to purchase a home in their 30s' Houseladder Ltd 11.03.2010 | Is homeownership still your American Dream? Rent.com 09.03.2010 |
 The comments of one housing expert could make gloomy reading for potential first-time buyers in their twenties. |  Traditionally, the American Dream has meant a home to hang your hat, raise your children and grow old together. However, that simple dream has been complicated by speculation and risk-taking during the past half century, which has resulted in an implosion of the housing market. |
RENOVATION HELP IN THE TOWN OF UNION WBNG News 08.03.2010 | Seneca Falls residents to vote on dissolving village famous for women's rights, inspiring movieMarnie Eisenstadt The Post-Standard 08.03.2010 |
 Town of Union, NY (WBNG Binghamton) People in the Town of Union looking to upgrade their homes can now take advantage of a special tax break. |  Seneca Falls, NY - Women took a stand for their right to vote in 1848 inside a chapel on Fall Street in the village of Seneca Falls. |
Eugene home buyers encounter short sale frustration as a " Good Deal" is killed by an insurance co.Parks McCants Examiner 07.03.2010 | Homeowners to be replaced by tenantsGill Montia Finance Markets 04.03.2010 |
 Frustrating at best, impossible at worst: " For months I've been beating my head against a brick wall" |  Reporting on its recent “Future Housing” conference the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) says it expects the UK to see a smaller proportion of homeowners and a higher proportion of tenants, mostly in the private sector, in the years ahead. |
Northern Ireland pensioners get rates deferral option BBC News 03.03.2010 | Fresh curbs not stopping property buyersLeonard Lim The Straits Times 01.03.2010 |
 Pensioners in Northern Ireland are to be able to defer rate bills until they die or sell their properties |  They came, they saw, they bought. As of yesterday, more than 300 of about 350 units in The Estuary condominium that were released for sale have been snapped up. |
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