Mortgage apps down; rents raise CPI (USA Today) From wire services: Mortgage applications fell last week for the first time in three weeks, reflecting a steep drop in home purchase loans, as lower interest rates failed to spur
US foreclosure filings surge 48 percent in May In this May 9, 2008 file photo, a foreclosure sign stands outside an existing home on the market in Denver.read more...
Real estate strong despite higher interest Vital Signs for the Week of Aug. 15 A Parcel of Powered-Up Picks Winners and Losers Outfits That Should Watch Their Backs Sticking to the Sweet Spot Chevy's Campus Cruiser
Most states report weaker existing home sales Sales of existing homes fell in 38 states during the summer, led by steep declines in Nevada, Arizona, Florida and California, as the once-booming housing market showed further signs of
FDIC's Bair Urges Congress to Pass U.S. Mortgage Law (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) March 27 (Bloomberg) -- Congress should pass legislation setting a national anti-predatory lending standard that would apply to all mortgage lenders, a top U.S. bank regulator said.read more...
Indicators Point to Healthy Economy A pair of economic reports today painted a healthy picture of the economy, as home sales in June hit a record high and U.S. factories reported much stronger than expected
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