In midst of legal problems, regent tries to unload property Former University of Nebraska Regent David Hergert wants to sell millions of dollars worth of property in the midst of mounting legal problems related to his finances. via Casper
Boomers sandwiched between kids, parents hunting for big homes (Reg Req'd) The usual lineup of well-paid professionals -- doctors, lawyers, oil executives and so on -- are continuing to drive the market.via
Negative press on mortgage brokers (Peter Switzer via Yahoo!7 Finance) I've been reading some negative press on mortgage brokers and was wondering what you think about them.read more...
I.E. housing secure? UCLA's Anderson Forecast is predicting a sustained national decline in new-home construction, but local sources say it may not affect the Inland Empire much.read more...
Impac 1Q results fall by half Real estate investment trust Impac Mortgage Holdings Inc. on Thursday said first-quarter results fell by half, as dividends from taxable REIT subsidiaries fell.read more...
U.S. MBA's Mortgage Applications Index Fell 2.7% Last Week (Bloomberg.com) March 21 (Bloomberg) -- Mortgage applications in the U.S. fell for the first time in four weeks as home purchases declined and fewer people refinanced, an industry report showed today.read
The real estate ad calls the condo a “charming 1-bedroom in the heart of Dupont.” The online review, however, says it “Smells Like Cats.” A D.C. rowhouse is being advertised as “newly renovated” and “spacious,” but a critic labels it “possibly the most overpriced unit I have seen in Washington.”
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