S. Korean Corporate Loans Soar in April South Korean banks' corporate loans jumped in April from a month earlier as companies increased borrowing due mainly to seasonal factors, the central bank said Wednesday.via
Westpac raises mortgage rates again (AAP via Yahoo!Xtra News) Westpac Banking Corp has become the third bank in less than a week to raise its variable mortgage rates independently of the central bank.read more...
US Treasury Finds More Suspected Mortgage Fraud Over Past Year (Nasdaq) Suspected mortgage fraud in the U.S. has risen 35% over the past year, according to analysis by Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, known as FinCEN.read more...
Thousands of Demolitions Near, New Orleans Braces for New Pain As crews begin inspecting thousands of rotting houses and preservationists begin efforts to save them, city and federal officials say that 30,000 to 50,000 of the city's houses will probably
Houston mortgage monitor (Houston Chronicle) The mortgage interest rate list represents a sampling of rates as quoted by lenders in the Houston market on Friday. Rates, which may change on Monday, are for 90 percent
Invasion of the Roof Snatchers; The Flat-Top Look Catches On Eager to squeeze in more square-footage while adhering to community height restrictions, more homeowners are building homes with flat roofs. But these box-like structures are sparking a backlash among neighbors.read
NEW YORK——March 14, 2006—Fitch Ratings upgrades and removes from Rating Watch Positive GE Capital’s commercial mortgage pass-through certificates, series 2001-1 as follows: $45.2 million class B certificates to ‘AAA’ from ‘AA’ RWP; $49.4 million class C certificates to ‘AAA’ from ‘A’ RWP; $15.5 million class D certificates to ‘AA+’ from ‘A-’ RWP; $15.5 million class E certificates to ‘AA’
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