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Condos for sale in former nuclear missile silo.

(CBS News) 

CENTRAL KANSAS - The middle of Kansas is the middle of nowhere - and yet at the end of a long dirt road here, a Denver based developer named Larry Hall has chosen to build a $2 million per-unit condominium complex.

 

A View of NYC's Central Park for $100 Million

The story of New York City's newest residential skyscraper, where penthouse apartments will go for nearly $100 million apiece.

Trying to Cash In on High End Homes

Housing remains mired in a slump in most of the country, with nearly one in four homeowners under water. But a handful of bold investors are attempting to make millions on flips of high-end houses.

 

Selling Homes Near Dead People

Today's housing market is scary enough. Who needs a home that might actually spook someone?

 

Foreclosure Robo-Signing Victims Getting Help

Here's the details of a new program that provides compensation for some homeowners who faced foreclosure in 2008 and 2009 and were victims of robo-sigining.

 

Housing's New Headache

An ironic new headache facing the housing industry: low inventory.

 

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