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Logistics property in the bay area “bucked the headwinds” of a surge in new supply, said Silvia Zeng, head of research for south China at JLL. Southern China recorded a single-digit vacancy rate, versus double-digit rates in the other cities, she added. Read More
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The real estate social media space is packed with influencers focusing on specific niches like luxury mansions, mid-century moderns or inexpensive yet promising fixer-uppers. Within this crowded universe, Zillow Gone Wild is a place to go if you’re in the market for, Read More
Enlarge this image The Golden Saxophone House, featured on HGTV’s new series Zillow Gone Wild. HGTV HGTV The real estate social media space is packed with influencers focusing on specific niches like luxury mansions, mid-century moderns or inexpensive yet promising fixer-uppers. Within Read More