Archived News

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Florida:

Florida Property Market Hurt by BP Oil Spill, Dropping Euro

Fears that the catastrophic Gulf Coast oil spill will hit Florida shores are hindering overseas property sales there, real estate experts are saying. Property sites have report…

Florida:

Currency joy for Florida property buyers

News that Sterling has recovered in the currency markets against the US Dollar will have brought cheer to those looking to take advantage of the decline in property values across t…

Florida:

Bad news for US, opportunities for Brits?

Continuing worries in the US mortgage industry have been blamed for the surprise results from the biggest Stateside housebuilder showing a loss for the second quarter of this year,…

Florida:

Property recovery in US stalled by job cuts

Property prices in the US are steadily moving upwards but unemployment prospects and lack of credit are dampening the recovery, it is claimed. The latest Standard & Poor’s wid…

Florida:

Florida developers fill gaps

As the property market in Florida continues to lack in buyers and even in interested parties, developers in some of the hardest hit States are attempting to make their empty projec…

Florida:

Rain, rain? Then go away!

Floods, rain, giant hailstones. It must be summer in the UK… While the schedulers at Wimbledon struggle just to get the tournament finished within the allotted two-week period, p…


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