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With Halloween on the horizon, property buyers should be wary of the history of any house they find. Homes with a horrific past could come with a lower price tag, while a regular haunting might even boost the value of a property investment. TheMoveChannel.com picks up its torch and looks into the dark recesses of international real estate to hunt some truly terrifying property.
Here are the top 10 haunted houses in the world:
Jamaica Inn, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall
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Residential property prices in Canada could soar by as much as 9.3% in 2012, says The Canadian Real Estate Association, as international buyers and a strong domestic economy keep the market busy.
While economic uncertainty still affects the main commercial real estate centres around the world, global real estate markets are showing steady improvements, according to Jones Lang LaSalle's latest forecasting report.
Canadian overseas property agencies are monitoring growing calls for protectionism, worried that booming international sales markets in cities like Vancouver could be affected if local campaigners get their way and the government imposes purchase restrictions on buyers from abroad.
Canadian Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism minister Jason Kenney has vowed to continue a crackdown on fraudulent attempts to acquire citizenship.
Vancouver's property market has overtaken Sydney's as the most unaffordable in the world behind Hong Kong according to a new study.
Canadian property sales rose towards the end of 2011 according to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).
Are Canadian home prices really floating on top of a big bubble? Probably not. But there continue to be reputable observers who are willing to describe today's undoubted priciness as a "bubble." Why is this?
Vancouver's property market slowed down in the second half of 2011 after a booming start to the year according to a new report.
Canada's resale housing market tightened slightly in November, as sales rose in more than 50% of markets while the number of listings declined, the Conference Board of Canada said Tuesday.
Average residential property prices in Canada have increased 4.6% year on year last month, the smallest increase since January, according to the statistics from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).