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Real Estate Lists Grow Comfortable With the Web (New York Times) - The triple threat of a weak market, legal pressure and increasing competition has compelled real estate professionals to offer their information more freely online.

Real estate body says the slump is here (The New Zealand Herald) - The median house sale price fell 1.1 per cent in April and the volume of sales collapsed 46 per cent from a year ago, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) said today in its latest monthly report.

Construction troubles could be worse than forecast: real estate group (ABC via Yahoo!7 Finance) - A peak real estate body says a downturn in residential construction in the Top End could be worse than the Government is predicting.

Media to blame for slump, say real estate agents (The New Zealand Herald) - It's the media - not the economic cycle or high interest rates driving down house prices, say real estate agents.

REAL ESTATE (St. Petersburg Times) - Residential real estate In this section you can find different offers on residential real estate from the leading real estate agencies: Apartments for all tastes: standard to luxurious, short or long terms.

REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE (St. Petersburg Times) - In the nearest issue you will find the latest data on commercial, residential and trade premises in St. Petersburg. Fresh information about state of real estate market, tips from the leading consulting companies and much more!

Clark County real estate roundup (The Columbian) - Recent commercial real estate transactions as reported by area brokerage firms. Szafir Holding LLC has purchased two acres of industrial land at the Ridgefield Commerce Center from Specht Ridgefi...

Media can send real estate into nose dive (Newstalk ZB via Yahoo!7 Finance) - A new study reveals that the media's influence on real estate trends is immediate and significant.

Africa Israel offers to pay $250 million for 60% of Indian real estate company IDEB (Haaretz Daily) - Lev Leviev's Africa Israel has offered Indian real estate developer IDEB Projects $250 million for a controlling interest (60%) of the company.

Media can send real estate into nose dive (NZCity) - 12 May 2008 A new study reveals that the media's influence on real estate trends is immediate and significant. The website realestate.co.nz monitored seven websites over two years from January 2006 until the end of April this year to gauge buyer and seller behaviour.