Month: January 2019

Okan Tower is among several new downtown Miami developments soaring skyward within a one-mile radius of the Virgin Trains USA high-speed train line terminusBehar Font & Partners With commuter and interurban train lines sprouting in large metros nationwide, observers are closely studying the lines’ impact on residential property development near stations. Of particular interest is
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House hunters signed 2.2 percent fewer contracts to buy existing homes in December, according to the National Association of Realtors. These so-called pending sales are a future indicator of closings in one to two months. The Realtors’ pending home sales index was also down a dramatic 9.8 percent compared with December 2017. This marks 12
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View Bitcoin’s minor recovery rally from six-week lows could be extended further to levels above $3,500 as back-to-back long-tailed daily candles are indicating a lack of conviction among sellers, despite Monday’s high-volume range breakdown. A break above the downward sloping 10-day MA of $3,511 would expose the crucial resistance of $3,658 (the high of Saturday’s
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Apple debuted earnings after the bell Tuesday with many analysts taking a “better than feared” approach and largely breathing a sigh of relief despite a revenue decline, lower profit and downbeat outlook. Analysts also mostly shrugged off that for the first time Apple was no longer including unit sales for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple
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Kik, a Canadian-based cryptocurrency social media startup, has warned the SEC that it would fight back against alleged securities infractions. As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, Kik is fighting back regarding its 2017 initial coin offering (ICO). Kik Fights Back During its ICO, the Canadian-based app company raised almost $100 million in ‘kin’
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Home values increased 5.2 percent annually in November, down from 5.3 percent in October, according to the widely-watched S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index. The 10-city composite annual increase also fell to 4.3 percent, down from 4.7 percent in the previous month. The 20-city Composite saw a 4.7 percent annual gain, down from 5.0
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Summer shoppingGetty The next big global generational shift welcomes digital natives into the marketplace. Demographers predict that sometime in 2019, members of Generation Z will outnumber Millennials. We’ve been discussing the impact of Millennials on retail for some time. But as the trailing generation of Gen Z consumers begins to turn 21, retailers are quickly
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Investors can expect to see “decent” returns on home improvement stocks despite waning consumer sentiment in housing, analyst Alvaro Lacayo told CNBC on Thursday. “If you look at the average age of the U.S. housing stock you’re talking about 40 years plus,” the vice president of equity research at G.research said on “Power Lunch.” G.research
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Stocks may be on the brink of another correction. Despite 2019’s strong start, the Economic Cycle Research Institute’s Lakshman Achuthan believes the market remains in a danger zone, because there’s evidence economic growth is still decelerating. “The elephant in the room remains the cyclical slowdown. And, as long as that slowdown is in play… the
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