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Could Interest Rates Actually Move Lower? Rates have been stuck in a range for months, but there are signs they will go down, not up, in the near future. Larger By MICHAEL KAHN Feb. 27, 2017 4:32 p.m. ET Interest rates on the long end of the curve haven’t really moved since November. The

Country Homes With Falling Water . PHOTO: LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY By SARAH TILTON Feb. 23, 2017 11:21 a.m. ET 7 COMMENTS $19.5 Million Edwards, Colo. Eight bedrooms, 142 acres This Tuscan-style compound sits on a mountaintop with a pool, spa and rocky waterfall that

Vail Resorts adds its first East Coast Ski Resort BUSINESS Vail Resorts to Buy Stowe Mountain Resort Operations From AIG Vail will pay $50 million for Stowe’s ski business, related infrastructure and machinery and summer season attractions Vail will pay about $50 million for Stowe Mountain

GETTING TECHNICAL Rising Rates Be Damned: Real Estate Looks Good Despite the specter of higher interest rates, real-estate-related stocks seem poised to notch more gains. By MICHAEL KAHN Feb. 15, 2017 4:21 p.m. ET The markets never fail to amaze. Despite the Federal Reserve’s pledge to raise

2/15/17 Demand for real estate remains strong in the traditionally slowest time of the year even as the market hits brand new low levels of supply, according to new data on inventory and demand on realtor.com®. Homes for sale in January are moving four percent more quickly than last year even as

Tech entrepreneur Peter Kight has paid $28 million for the roughly 15,000-acre Kessler Canyon ranch in Colorado, according to the seller, former Days Inn Hotels CEO Richard C. Kessler. The Garfield County ranch first went on the market in 2014 for $35 million with Michael S. Hall and Brian Smith

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