US mortgage interest rate rises this week (New Ratings) NEW YORK, June 17 (newratings.com) US mortgage giant Freddie Mac (FRE.NYS) reported Thursday that the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rates in the US last week averaged 5.63%, up from 5.56% in
Home sales booming With home sales booming, it's a seller's market. The median price of a home sold in Vermont through the first six months of the year was $191,000, a jump of
U.S. Thrifts Lost $5.4B in Second Quarter A report from the top regulator of U.S. thrifts on Wednesday offered the latest indication that banks' struggles with the housing downturn are far from over, and that several more
Home Economics About 60 percent of people who live in Alexandria are renters, but the supply of rental properties is being depleted by market forces- and the cost of renting is steadily
Existing-home Sales 'Plunge,' But This Is NOT an 'Implosion' From MarketWatch : July was dry for the U.S. real estate market, as sales of existing homes plunged 4.1% to a two-year low, prices stagnated and the number of homes
A Problem of Immeasurable Size It's hard to know how scared to be if you don't know the size of the threat. No, not terrorism, housing. The U.S. mortgage-lending business is a sprawling, varied enterprise
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