The year the housing market fell out of bed The nation's house party ended with a thud in 2006, leaving everyone from condo flippers to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke waiting to see what would happen next.Commentread more...
Troubled mortgage firm turns hundreds of furloughs into layoffs A troubled Middletown-based mortgage lender has informed hundreds of its employees, including about 200 in Connecticut, that they will be laid off permanently.Commentread more...
How to select an agent worth the commission You can sell your house without an agent and save yourself a ton of money. But there are times when going it alone just doesn't make sense.read more...
Tekton Build and Design I saw the Expo as beneficial, not as business to customer, but as business to business for networking.read more...
Oil jumps above $109 as bailout weighs on dollar Crude oil climbed for a fourth session today, jumping above $109 a barrel as the government's $700 billion bank bailout plan weighed on the dollar and fed buying of safe-haven
Mortgage Fraud Hurts Beleaguered Industry (The Commercial Record) A growing count of mortgage fraud cases is adding to the woes of a lending industry already mired in subprime problems and increasing foreclosures. Open Solutions? Waggoner Dies of Cancer
Polk County’s home prices have gone negative. For the first time since the housing boom began in 2005, Polk’s median home prices decreased 5 percent from March 2007 to March 2006: $178,300 to $168,300. But that is following the trend of other counties around the state, which have experienced…
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