Fitch: US housing slump to extend through 2008, could worsen if credit conditions tighten NEW YORK : The housing slump will likely continue through 2008 and could deepen if credit conditions don't improve and mortgage rates increase, a Fitch Ratings report said Thursday.
ARM sticker shock threatens homeowners (Reg Req'd) After foreclosure, homes are auctioned off on the courthouse steps. It's a scene becoming more common these days because of rising interest rates.read more...
On the move Kerrville students may be returning to classrooms Aug. 22, but contractors and district maintenance officials have a week less to complete their summer moving chores.read more...
Townhomes Plan Is Turned Down read more...
Sales for the Long & Foster Companies Total $6.3 Billion for July RISMEDIA, August 5 + The Long & Foster Companies reported July 2005 total sales of $6.3 billion for the month, an increase of 19 percent over July 2004.read more...
A 'really good save': House fire contained "We kept it confined and there was minimal smoke damage and no real water damage. There was some burning on the floor. It's a $400,000 to $500,000 home and the
Cornerstone Mortgage Corp., in Wilmington, has hired Diane Gilardi, formerly a Chase Manhattan Bank vice president, and Terry Olivier, formerly an MBNA corporate analyst, as loan officers.
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