Retail Notebook: Mill District Renaissance One of its new owners refers to it as the newest cornerstone of a mill district that also includes the former Eugene Planing Mill building - which now houses the
Mortgage lenders to pump $200 billion into markets (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Two U.S. home financing heavyweights won government approval on Wednesday to pump $200 billion more into troubled U.S. mortgage markets, the latest step to stabilize credit markets and avert
IFG reports lower H1 pre-tax profits Financial services group IFG has reported pre-tax profits of €4.4m for the six months to the end of June, down from €4.9m the same time last year.read more...
Mortgage brokers fight to stay alive (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) Mortgage brokers who haven?t fled or been forced out of the industry are in survival mode.read more...
Strong economy causes bankruptcies to fall 4.5% in 2006 The number of new bankruptcy cases fell by 4.6 per cent in 2006 to 106,629 -- the largest decline since 1998 --even though consumer debt levels are rising, the Office
Banks allow flood victims to hold off from making mortgage loan payments (KATC3) NEW YORK With tens of thousands of homeowners in four states displaced by Hurricane Katrina, some banks and finance companies are allowing customers to forgo monthly mortgage payments for 90
The sizzling US property market cooled a bit last month with a 2.6 percent drop in July existing home sales, industry figures showed, sparking renewed rebate over the so-called housing “bubble.” Despite the …
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