Debi Durzi
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- 818-470-2304
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- 818-993-7370
- License #: 01079498
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- 818-421-0757
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Debi Durzi
Broker l Probate & Trust Realtor
License #: 01079498
Pinnacle Estate Properties, Inc.
- Mobile:
- 818-470-2304
- Office:
- 818-993-7370
- Email Me
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How London flats are marketed in China - London Centric | Jim Waterson
How London flats are marketed in China London Centric | Jim Waterson
David McWilliams: Is the Irish housing market beginning to turn? - The Irish Times
David McWilliams: Is the Irish housing market beginning to turn? The Irish Times
Top Realtors in the USA - Resident™ Magazine
Top Realtors in the USA Resident™ Magazine
Disney pays $115 million for former Yamaha headquarters in Cypress - Orange County Register
Disney pays $115 million for former Yamaha headquarters in Cypress Orange County Register
London home sales rebound in September, prices also climb - London Free Press
London home sales rebound in September, prices also climb London Free Press
Mortgage Rates Hit 3-Year High; Economists Foresee Stalling Market
The Federal Reserve’s new interest rate increase will likely be felt throughout the real estate industry, with mortgage rates surpassing last week’s data highlighting a two-year peak. According to Freddie Mac’s latest Primary Mortgage Market Survey, the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 7.28%, up from last week’s average of 7.03% and up from last year’s…
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Waterford to welcome back national property summit for second year - waterford-news.ie
Waterford to welcome back national property summit for second year waterford-news.ie
Three-quarters of flats sell for a real-terms loss - The Telegraph
Three-quarters of flats sell for a real-terms loss The Telegraph
Labor Market Misses Projections; BLS Revisions Reveal a Downward Slope
Unemployment continues to remain steady around the 4% range, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The latest Employment Situation Summary from the BLS reports that the unemployment rate grew slightly—but not dramatically—to 4.2%, with the addition of 29,000 jobs. Previously, the unemployment rate sat at 4.1% for August. Categories like construction and manufacturing…
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