NAI Global, the world’s premier managed network of commercial real estate firms and one of the largest real estate services worldwide, announced today it is reestablishing its coverage into Nashville, TN with the establishment of NAI Nashville. Founded by local commercial real estate veterans and entrepreneurs Devin McClendon and Ben Claybaker, NAI Nashville will provide brokerage, property management, landlord representation, tenant representation, investment sales, appraisal, valuation and market research services for office, industrial, retail and multifamily assets throughout Middle Tennessee.

“After Ben and I decided to start a new commercial real estate firm in Middle Tennessee, we studied several national options for affiliation or membership,” said NAI Nashville President Devin McClendon. “Bein

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November 29, 2011 by IDX Broker Category: Press Releases Property, Rentals, Transactions, Technology IDX, Inc. welcomes Leeza Morris to the ever-expanding networks of agents and brokers dedicated to transforming the online real estate search on their professional websites. Read Article…

A home with poetic architecture in Willowbend of Mashpee weaves classical European and Cape shingle style elements with views of the 6th fairway of the resort’s golf course.

The cross-gabled roofline, twin front gables, Tuscan columns, oval, round and Palladian windows bring radiance and refinement to this home designed and crafted by Dunhill Builders of Osterville.

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Mining Towns are Still Hot Property Mining towns across Australia are the big movers in the rental property market, with regions such as Illawarra and the Hunter Valley in NSW seeing sharp increases of around nine per cent in weekly rents over the past year.

House Prices Softer, but Rate Cut Should Spur Activity Into Next Year House prices across Australian capital cities have dropped four per cent over the 10 months to October, according to the latest RPData research.

Canberra familys Christmas display set to break Guinness world record Canberra father David Richards has just attempted to claim the Guinness world record for the biggest Christmas lights display in the world with a whopping 27 kilometres of lights!

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In uncertain market times like these, many believe that the best way to generate income is through utilities and other high dividend yielding stocks. Traditionally, investors also turn to the utilities sector to protect against downside market risks.  Since not all utilities are created equal and since it is best to diversify among several issues, many investors look to funds.  In fact, one closed-end utility mutual fund, run by Mario Gabelli, has been a sector outperformer for many years. It’s called the Gabelli Utilities Fund, and it trades under the symbol GABUX.

Now if you’re in a rush to build equity and garner trading gains, you can stop reading right now. Inste

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According to the National Association of REALTORS, pending home sales rose 18% from September to October and rose 3% over October 2010. As we have mentioned in previous posts, a home sale is classified as pending when a purchase agreement has been signed but the transaction has not yet closed, and typically the sale closes within one or two months of signing. The Pending Home Sales Index thus allows our readers to anticipate the market movement over the next few months.

In the South, pending home sales rose 8.6% from September to October and rose 9.7% above October 2010. In Tallahassee, pending home sales dropped 6% from September to October, but dropped only 1% when compared to October 2010.

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