Long Live the Streak
The U.S. cabinet industry entered 2005 on a proverbial roll, with both barrels blazing.
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Ohio To Become More Aggressive With Subprime Mortgage Lenders "Their refusal to sign the compact speaks volumes about their crass disregard for the people they have hurt and the communities they have destroyed house by house, street by street,
Housing-kit company sees opportunity in Iraq Suicide bombings and the threat of civil war are scaring most companies away from Iraq, but not tiny Durra Building Systems.read more...
Kansas City area housing permits decline Kansas City area housing permit activity decreased by 6 percent in April compared with a year ago as builders sought to reduce new-home inventories in a cooling market.read more...
Mortgage pros leaving market amid upheaval (BizJournals) Donald Hall knows better than most about the mortgage industry's woes. A fast-talking, upbeat, 12-year veteran of the field, he's known by most of his clients and friends as "D."
Using favorable tax treatment to blunt nation's mortgage crisis (Seattle Times) AS the federal government debates the details of a plan to bail out corporations devastated by the mortgage crisis, taxpayers wonder how...read more...
Canadian housing starts to slip back this year as boom eases: CMHC "With price growth and demand for new construction both moderating, profits are expected to fall from their 2007 peak, but will still remain high by historical standards." Rising prices