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» Site title: ABC's of Real Estate
» Site description: Find consumer information for homebuyers, including interest rate predictions, articles, glossary, home search shortcuts, credit reports, and loan information.
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» Site title: AOL Real Estate
» Site description: Information on buying, building, or improving a home in cities across the United States.
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» Site title: Eured.com
» Site description: Find links to real estate related sites with visitor ratings.
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» Site title: Expointernationalrealestate.com
» Site description: Find listings of international properties from agent and owners. Includes residential, office, and resort property.
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» Site title: FindYourProperty.com
» Site description: A virtual meeting place for buyers, sellers and renters from around the globe. Includes a members area and properties for sale and rent.
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» Site title: For Sale By Owner Guide
» Site description: Information, resources, news, articles and updates on selling your own properties. Step by step instructions on legal forms, realtors, MLS listings and classified advertising.
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» Site title: GetMyHomesValue
» Site description: Connects home buyers and sellers with local real estate agents for home values, local home listings and neighborhood information.
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» Site title: The Gray Rider Portal
» Site description: Provides a worldwide directory of agencies and related professionals, as well as industry news and listings of property for sale.
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» Site title: HomeSalez.com
» Site description: Directory of properties for sale and agents in the US, Canada, Australia and UK. Facility for homeowners to add their own listings.
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» Site title: HomesWEB
» Site description: Portal offering resources, educational links and information for consumers and real estate professionals.
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» Site title: House Clicks
» Site description: A guide for buying, selling, owning or investing in a house.
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» Site title: HouseInMarket.com
» Site description: Offers listings of properties, agents, and variety of resources worldwide.
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» Site title: HousePurchase.com
» Site description: View homes, villas, vacant land, and commercial property for sale in Europe, New Zealand, and South Africa.
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» Site title: International Real Estate Digest (IRED)
» Site description: Links to builder, mortgage and agency sites as well as columns and articles covering property issues for consumers and professionals.
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» Site title: Leading Estates of the World
» Site description: Online version of this magazine catering to distinctive properties. Includes directory of luxury properties, agencies, and subscription information.
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» Site title: Luxury Fractional Guide
» Site description: Find articles, news and listings of fractional real estate, private residence clubs, fractional yachts and jets.
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» Site title: PikeNet
» Site description: Features brokers, jobs, consultants, demographics, listings, and lease information.
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» Site title: ProperMatch.com
» Site description: Displays property listings internationally. Matches sellers, buyers and brokers.
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» Site title: Properties in Europe
» Site description: European property portal with a database of properties to buy and rent in France, Spain, Italy and Portgual. Includes legal and tax information associated with onwning a European property.
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» Site title: Property2000
» Site description: Search the database of property for sale or rent, including timeshares, vacation homes, commercial parcels.
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» Site title: The Real Estate Library
» Site description: Offers a directory of agents, lenders, and builders. Also includes tips for buying and selling a home and tools for industry professionals.
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» Site title: Realtor.com
» Site description: Search for a new home or find mortgage rates, real estate agents, and relocation services throughout the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Provided by the National Association of Realtors.
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» Site title: Rebuz
» Site description: Directory and search engine geared towards the commercial and property management industries.
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» Site title: Suzie Home Hunter
» Site description: Information for the first time home buyers.
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» Site title: Viviun
» Site description: Database of international real estate and property rentals. Includes online search by location and by property type.
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» Site title: WorldRealEstate.com
» Site description: Includes listings of agents and property for sale or rent.
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» Site title: Zillow
» Site description: Offers residential property valuations based on tax assessments, guide for buyers and sellers, and listings of homes for sale.
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