Mortgage Rates Fall Below 6 Percent Mark (San Francisco Chronicle) Rising worries about a weak economy pushed rates on 30-year mortgages below the 6 percent mark for only the second time in more than two years. Freddie Mac, the mortgage
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Construction rises at moderate rate Home construction in the Twin Cities inched up in the first quarter despite a soft March, according to data issued Thursday by the Builders Association of the Twin Cities.read more...
York home-building wait called deadly long "It may take five to six years to phase it out" Concerned about a five-year-plus waiting list for a growth permit to build a house in town, several selectmen
More Borrowers Tap Loans of Last Resort 'Hard-money mortgages' that carry higher interest rates and fees are attracting a larger, more-affluent group of consumers.
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The net wealth of American households rose in the third quarter of 2005 as real estate and financial assets gained value, but household debt grew at the fastest rate since 1987, the Federal Reserve said on …
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