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Real Estate Market Uncertain After Storms (AP via Yahoo! News) - Real estate agent Fred Buras' cell phone has been ringing incessantly for weeks. Residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina are on the line asking if he has any high-and-dry properties they can move into quickly. Speculators from across the country are calling, looking to buy heavily damaged homes on the cheap.

Real Estate Market Uncertain After Storms (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - Real estate agent Fred Buras' cell phone has been ringing incessantly for weeks. Residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina are on the line asking if he has any high-and-dry properties they can move into quickly.

Real Estate Market Uncertain After Storms (ABC News) - New Orleans Real Estate Market Has Uncertain Long-Term Outlook After Hurricane Katrina

Real Estate Market Uncertain After Storms (San Francisco Chronicle) -

Real estate agent Fred Buras' cell phone has been ringing incessantly for weeks. Residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina are on the line asking if he has any high-and-dry properties they can move into quickly. Speculators from across the country are...

Real estate markets grow as world shrinks (Portland Tribune) - Jeff Finn, president and chief operating officer of the NAI Global real estate firm, thinks the world is flat — and that means big things for the future of Portland.

Real Estate Market Uncertain After Storms (AP via Yahoo! Asia News) - Real estate agent Fred Buras' cell phone has been ringing incessantly for weeks.

New name in real estate (Monterey County Herald) - BT Commercial Real Estate is now NAI BT Commercial. The San Francisco-based firm assumed the new name Thursday, marking its shift into the global marketplace and its expansion across Northern California.

ABC's hot real estate agents: Lots to be desired (Sun-Sentinel) - Hot Properties has the assets crucial for success in its business: location, location, location. The new ABC sitcom about four bawdy females dealing Manhattan real estate is in the right place at the right time.

Report: UAE to Invest in Real Estate (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - The United Arab Emirates will invest US$5 billion in the Turkish real estate sector, according to an agreement signed Thursday in Istanbul and presided over by the crown prince of Dubai and the Turkish prime minister, the Anatolia news agency reported.

Experts see commercial real estate strength (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - Investors' infatuation with commercial real estate shows no sign of slowing anytime soon, largely because of low interest rates and a lack of attractive investment alternatives.