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TV series adapting to real estate market (UPI) - Executives behind property-based U.S. TV series are making the necessary alterations to their programming to adapt to the declining real estate market.

New business writer will cover real estate (The Florida Times-Union) - Liz Flaisig has joined the Times-Union's Business desk, where she will cover real estate and development and take over the weekly Pipeline feature in First Business.

Real estate transactions (The Post-Standard) - The following real estate transactions were filed at the Onondaga County clerk's office. Syracuse 409 Avery Ave.- $90,000 - Joseph N. and Doreen M. Cimilluca to Eric R. Saxton on Aug. 6.

London real estate hit by U.S. credit woes (UPI) - There are fears London's high-end real estate market will see prices plummet as a result of the U.S. sub-prime mortgage meltdown, the Financial Times said.

Commercial Real Estate Right On The Money (Forbes) - With the subprime crisis scaring off investors, commercial real estate may be the way to go for those looking for a bargain.

• Ways to Sell Your Home in Miami Real Estate in Due Time (Turks.US) - Planning to sell your home? What have you done to prepare your home for sale? Selling your home in Sarasota real estate requires some works in order to make sure that you can effectively and efficiently sell your home in due time.

Flagpoles, real estate and bridges: Developer has hand in all three (Read INTERVIEW) (Northwest Florida Daily News) - Giant flagpoles, real estate and traffic that’s “going to hell in a hand basket.” Those are just a few of the topics that came up when developer Jay Odom sat down last week with the Daily News editorial board.

Businessman convicted of real estate scheme (News 8 Austin) - A former Austin businessman could get five years in prison for his role in a real estate scheme. Firooz Deljavan, 56, pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges related to bank fraud and money laundering.

TV series adapting to real estate market (Moldova.org) - Executives behind property-based U.S. TV series are making the necessary alterations to their programming to adapt to the declining real estate market. With property sales on the decline and the overall real estate market struggling, network executives are being forced to adjust to the added difficulties series like Property Ladder and Flipping Out are enduring, Daily Variety reports.Executives ...

Real Estate Group Spent $1.3M Lobbying (AP via Yahoo! Finance) - The Real Estate Roundtable spent nearly $1.3 million in first half of 2007 to lobby the federal government, according to a disclosure form.