Mortgage giants avert potential disaster A potential financial disaster that could have shaken the housing market was averted because regulators discovered accounting failures at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the new head of the agency
Little Finland development growing KIMBALL, Wis. -- A crew of Finnish-Americans are building a house here this week -- but it's not a new house.read more...
ECB's Trichet says eurozone interest rates 'appropriate' ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet insisted that interest rates currently stand at an appropriate level in the eurozone despite diverging economic performances in the 12-nation bloc.via
After the mortgage party, a hangover (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) Waukesha - Waukesha - This is the year America's housing and mortgage markets pay the piper for partying too long and too hard, experts say.read more...
Construction industry fuels Valley's rapid job growth The construction boom in recent years has benefited Western states, including Arizona where the industry accounted for nearly one out of four new jobs in 2005.read more...
Up With the Down Payment Sen. John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive Republican nominee, proposed something last week that no other major presidential candidate has advocated in decades: raising minimum down-payment levels for home mortgages.
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