Mortgage Lending, Home Sales to Fall in 2006, Industry Group Says Mortgage lending in the United States is expected to drop 18.7 percent in 2006 as borrowing costs rise, cutting into the demand for housing and mortgage refinancings that helped drive
Commentary: Asia's role in delaying a U.S. dollar meltdown By William Pesek Jr. Bloomberg News Call it the China Bond Mystery. A Chinese currency revaluation of the kind engineered last month was expected to slam the U.S. bond market.read
Abracadabra ... Bravo pulls a new interior design competition show out of its hat Design is a magic trick -- making something out of nothing, says design-world darling Todd Oldham.Commentread more...
House prices have fallen every month for a year, says Hometrack House prices have fallen for a full year, it emerged today in a report showing that the value of the average home dipped by another 0.2 per cent this month.via
Personal Finance Daily -- Oct. 24 BUSH NOMINATES BEN BERNANKE FOR FED CHAIRMAN PERSONAL FINANCE DAILY MONDAY'S PERSONAL FINANCE STORIES Middle management is restless.read more...
Airport authority voices concerns over painting project The Fayette County Airport Authority voiced concerns Tuesday over a painting project at the Taylorcraft building, a project that is an initial step in preparing the building for the new
While some mortgage companies are feeling the crunch from the collapse of the subprime loan industry, Bradford Mortgage Co. in Winston-Salem is growing, opening offices in Raleigh and Wilmington within the past 30 days.
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