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Real Estate Agents News Archive 27-Oct-2007
District court judges appointed (The New Zealand Herald)Two new district court judges were appointed today by Attorney-General Michael Cullen. Auckland barrister and solicitor Allison Anne Sinclair, who until June this year was chairman of the Real Estate Agents Licensing Board, will be sworn in on December 19 and will sit in Auckland.
Housing stable in Columbia area (The State)Despite a steep decline in Columbia-area home sales in September, real estate agents remain optimistic because of the area?s traditionally stable market. Sales sank 18 percent in September over the same month last year, with homes staying on the market an average of 85 days, up nearly 15 percent, according to data from the S.C. Association of Realtors. A big reason for the downturn ? both ...
Haukedahl sentenced to 9 years (The Toledo Blade)A federal judge yesterday sentenced suburban Toledo businessman Mark Haukedahl to nine years in prison for an 11-year malpractice insurance fraud scheme that defrauded more than 4,500 real estate agents nationwide.
Bellingham existing-home sales down for September (The Bellingham Herald)Existing home sales were down slightly last month in Bellingham, but year-to-date sales are slightly ahead of last year?s pace, according to data collected by First American Title of Bellingham. The title company keeps track of all existing home sales, including ones not sold by real estate agents.
City future depends on solid plans (Columbia Daily Tribune)Fourth Ward Columbia City Councilman Jerry Wade yesterday urged a group of developers, real estate agents, bankers and other community leaders to begin a dialogue about how to expand and strengthen the city?s economic base.
FarmOnline (Queensland Country Life)Rural property listings in South Australia have more than doubled in the past 12 months, making buyers harder to find and more selective, according to real estate agents.
No hike in real estate transfer fee supported (Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter)MANITOWOC Lakeshore real estate agents expressed satisfaction Tuesday that the states transfer fee for property sales will not increase in the 2007-09 budget package endorsed by Gov. Jim Doyle and Republican and Democratic Party legislative leaders.
Photo (The Acorn) Prominent real estate agents Maura Barazza, Judy Driscoll and Kristin Kennedy of Westlake's Concierge Homes have moved their real estate business to Aviara Real Estate. Seeing an opportunity to join forces with Aviara, these top agents closed their Concierge Homes business on Hampshire Road and created the Concierge Team at Aviara.
CPI leader launches hunger strike (New Kerala)Hyderabad, Oct 26: Communist Party of India (CPI) Andhra Pradesh Secretary K Narayana today launched an indefinite hunger strike at Hafeezpet on the outskirts of the city, demanding the government distribute lands, which were encroached upon by real estate agents, to the poor.
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