Friday, August 26, 2005 Housing market looks bleak as auto industry woes, high jobless rate take toll on property values.read more...
Caliber becomes latest victim of US sub-prime mortgage market (Independent) Aftershocks from the collapse of the sub-prime mortgage market in the US continued to be felt across the world yesterday, as a UK-listed investment fund promised to shut its doors
Home loan foreclosures increase Home mortgage foreclosure filings in Barnstable County were up by about 38 percent through October of this year, according to a recently released report by Framingham-based data service ForeclosuresMass.read more...
Hitting a Profit 'Sweet Spot' From Property Flipping A new study pinpoints how long you should hold a property before selling for a quick gain.read more...
It's Very Hot -- But So Is New Home Technology As much of the country swelters through record-breaking heat, many home owners are getting anxious about the utility bills they'll need to pay this summer and are considering home improvement
Fed cuts interest rates by 1/2 point "At this tenuous time, they did not want to disappoint the markets" Federal Reserve Board Chairman Ben Bernanke discusses the economic outlook while testifying before the Congressional Joint Economic
Bank of America Corp. told employees last week that it will close the mortgage centers of the former MBNA Corp., shifting their work to its own centers, a spokeswoman said Thursday.The Charlotte company has not determined how many jobs will be lost as a result, spokeswoman Julie Davis said. Bank of America plans to cut 6,000 jobs in total as it swallows MBNA.
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