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Construction Lending, Foreign Buyers Trend

Published June 19, 2013
SAN DIEGO-Lenders are opening the spigots for construction once again, and international buyers consider the US a safe haven for real estate investments compared to their own countries, say speakers at RealShare Investment & Finance.

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