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First crowdfunded real estate project paying off
CNBC When Ben Miller decided to use crowdfunding as a means to rehabilitate a beaten-down building in one of Washington, D.C.'s transitional neighborhoods, he didn't really know crowdfunding was a thing, That's because it wasn't, at least not in real estate … |
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First crowdfunded real estate project paying off – CNBC
Monday, 11 May, 2015 15:36
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First crowdfunded real estate project paying off
CNBC When Ben Miller decided to use crowdfunding as a means to rehabilitate a beaten-down building in one of Washington, D.C.'s transitional neighborhoods, he didn't really know crowdfunding was a thing, That's because it wasn't, at least not in real estate … |
First crowd-funded real estate project paying off – CNBC
Monday, 11 May, 2015 09:36
CNBC |
First crowd-funded real estate project paying off
CNBC When Ben Miller decided to use crowdfunding as a means to rehabilitate a beaten-down building in one of Washington, D.C.'s transitional neighborhoods, he didn't really know crowdfunding was a thing, That's because it wasn't, at least not in real estate … |
The world’s hottest luxury real estate market is… – CNBC
Friday, 01 May, 2015 15:39
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The world's hottest luxury real estate market is…
CNBC The Canadian city of Toronto was the hottest luxury real estate market in 2014, bucking a slowing trend in the world's top property hubs, according to a new report from Christie's International Real Estate. In 2014, year-on-year luxury real estate … Atlanta luxury real estate sales see uptick in 2014 Toronto Named Hottest Luxury Real Estate Market In New International Report Toronto named hottest luxury real estate market in the world |
Biotech’s boom fuels real estate here – CNBC
Friday, 01 May, 2015 09:35
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Biotech's boom fuels real estate here
CNBC Alnylam Pharmaceuticals this month negotiated a "right of first offer" arrangement with real estate firm BioMed Realty Trust to occupy the building at 500 Kendall Street that now houses Genzyme—three years from now. It also signed a deal to lease … |
