Nicholas Adams Judge is a freelance writer specializing in business, politics and economics. He holds a B.A. in political science and will begin his PhD studies in political economy and public opinion next fall. He has studied economics and political science at a number of different institutions, both here and in the U.K., including Amherst College, Warwick University, Oxford University and the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.
Environment For First-time Buyers Improves In the real estate market of 2007 and prior - doesn't it all seem so long ago? - first-time buyers were at a distinct disadvantage. The market was something close to rabidly competitive among buyers, and if you didn't have all of your ducks in a row, you'd lose out to the guy who saw the... Similar Editorial : A Dangerous Environment by Richard Lowe, Jr.. | Source : Home Buying Tips
Of Love And New York City Real Estate Homes define New York City. More than any of the cultural attractions the city is known for, the one feature of the city that sticks out in most people's minds when they visit the city for the first time is the endless - as far as the eye can see - ocean of buildings. The vast majority of... Similar Editorial : New York Real Estate by Seth Willis Jr.. | Source : Austin Homes
The Oddities Of The New York City Property Tax Structure You would expect that, in a civilized society, those who have more income than they know what to do with would be asked to pay higher property taxes than those struggling to get by. If you've philosophical disagreements with that statement, you would still at least hope that the homes of the ... Similar Editorial : New York City by Albert Alexander. | Source : Canada Real Estate
Where New York City Apartments Fall In The Global Economy At the beginning of 2007, when most mainstream economic analysts looked forward to what 2008 would be like, few of them got their predictions right. They all predicted slower rates of growth, both globally and in the US. But their predictions underestimated the effect of the subprime crisis, an... Similar Editorial : New York City by Albert Alexander. | Source : Denver Real Estate
New York City Vacancy Rate Increases Renting an apartment in New York City is definitely not easy, or cheap. In fact, up until recently, New York apartments were considered the most difficult to rent by Marcus & Millichap's National Apartment Index, which evaluates... Similar Editorial : New York City by Albert Alexander. | Source : Nashville Real Estate
Buying Or Renting A Home In Austin Austin is often called the cultural capital of the South. The city claims to have more live music acts on a weekly basis than any city in the World. While this is doubtful given its size" 1.5 million people in the greater metropolitan area" it is certainly home to one of the most vibrant mus... Similar Editorial : Buying a Home As by Laine T. Wagenseller. | Source : Chicago Property
Renting And Buying A Home In Chicago The third largest city in the United States and the largest in the Midwest, Chicago is one of the most archetypal American cities. Its three million residents live at the spot where the great lakes meet the mighty Mississippi River, a... Similar Editorial : Chicago Home Equity Loans by Dave Badge. | Source : San Diego Property
Renting And Buying In Atlanta Right now, Atlanta is one of the most exciting cities in the country. Having been relatively poor during the seventies and eighties, its quality of life has been steadily improving for about two decades now. Since 2000, its median inc... Similar Editorial : Atlanta Schools by Stacy Andell. | Source : San Diego Property
Renters Rights In New York City Tenants in New York have more rights than those that rent in most other states. A long history of urban housing problems has led to a significant amount of progressive legislation that effectively makes renter's rights much more important than a landlord's short term bottom line. ... Similar Editorial : New York City by Albert Alexander. | Source : Miami Beach Property
