Mortgage fraud dives in Arizona as lenders enforce tight standards (East Valley Tribune) Stricter lending standards have made it tough for homebuyers to qualify for financing, but the clampdown on exotic mortgages may have led to some positive news, too - less
Lennar to shed stake in housing venture Lennar Corp. said Tuesday that it would sell a majority stake in a joint venture that owns one of the largest residential developments in Los Angeles County, the latest example
Letters to Real Estate Berkeley's inconsistent creek policy is all wet Editor -- Regarding Carol Lloyd's column "Homeowners in Berkeley are up a creek" , Shirley Dean said a mouthful when she stated that
The week unzipped INSURERS who try to wriggle out of critical illness claims for the most spurious of reasons are being forced to pay up by a leading consumer watchdog.read more...
Decision One Mortgage closes Phoenix office (The Arizona Republic) London's HSBC Finance Corp. is closing a non-prime mortgage lending unit, affecting an undisclosed number of jobs at an office in Phoenixread more...
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The road leading to the Bonita Springs YMCA has been raised to meet flood standards, allowing city leaders to seek hurricane-shelter status for the $7.25 million building.
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