Spring Real Estate Investing 2011 - Special Report

Amid all the doom and gloom, it's hard for many to think of real estate as anything other than a money pit; for some, however, it's an opportunity, and, hopefully, a well of profits to be tapped. It's the optimistic, even opportunistic, side you'll find in our special report.

In Asia, Property Boom—Not Bust—Is the Worry

When it comes to real estate, Asia has a very different set of problems from the West. China, Singapore and Hong Kong have all introduced a slew of measures to combat housing markets that threaten to get out of control.

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Spring Realty Check
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the new trend emerging in the foreclosure crisis.

Foreclosure Facts

CNBC's Diana Olick takes a look at a new twist on foreclosure walkaways in Chicago. Apparently, banks are walking away from foreclosed properties, leaving them to be boarded up or bulldozed.

Chicago Market Pulse
Some 24 percent of Americans who own their homes believe the value will decrease in the next year, with CNBC's Diana Olick.

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