George Karvel
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- Immigrants increasingly important in real estate market
MPR’s Andrew Haeg looks into homeownership among immigrant groups. Real estate experts say immigrants are an increasingly important part of the real estate market and lenders are taking steps to accommodate them.
- George Karvel and Barbara Brin talk about real estate
George Karvel, who holds the Distinguished Chair in Real Estate at the University of St. Thomas, and Barbara Brin, realtor with Coldwell Banker Burnet Realty, discuss the current hot real estate market. Karvel and Brin also answer listener questions.
- George Karvel and Gloria Arneberg on home buying and real estate
On this Saturday Midday, George Karvel, who holds the chair in Real Estate at St. Cloud State University; and Gloria Arneberg, co-owner of Buyer’s Resource Metro Realty and member of the National Association of Exclusive Buyer's Agents, discuss expectations of real estate market. Karvel and Arneberg also answer listener questions.
- George Karvel on housing starts and interest rates
George Karvel, a professor of Real Estate at St. Cloud University, talks about rising interest rates, home sales, and slowing housing construction in the region.
- George Karvel on real estate market
George Karvel, professor at University of St. Thomas, answers listener questions about housing and real estate. Topics include interest rates, equity, lake property, appreciation expectations, and loan insurance.
- George Karvel on real estate environment
George Karvel, Minnesota chair in real estate at St. Cloud State University, visits the MPR studios to talk about real estate…including mortgage interest rates, refinancing trends in home buying and selling, and much more.
- Dr. George Karvel on mortgages and real estate
On this Saturday version of Midday, Dr. George Karvel, director of the Real Estate Research Center at St. Cloud State University, answers listeners questions about mortgages, real estate, etc.
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