Bankers Leaning On Real Estate Colorado banks have concentrated more of their assets in real estate loans and securities during the past five years, leaving them vulnerable if rising interest rates kick the legs out
Consumers Won't See Benefits From Fed Initiative for Months For consumers ready to finance a home or buy a car the Federal Reserve's move to boost markets will take some time to filter through.
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A Thoroughbred of a Price The buyers aren't movie stars after all, but the price is still stellar. read more...
Hospital OKs higher mortgage (Macon Telegraph) The Peach County Hospital Authority voted Monday to increase its mortgage-loan request to $24 million for a new Peach Regional Medical Center.read more...
Signs of the Times Signs of the Times By Patrick O'Toole An overview of the 2005 Top 500 Robust, vibrant, growing: All are words that aptly summarize the remodeling and home improvement market today
Mortgage meltdown may spawn more suits (Business Insurance) The litigation tentacles reaching out of the subprime mortgage mess could entwine corporate prey well beyond the financial institutions and individuals blamed for creating the debacle and resulting credit crisis,
“This adds fuel to the fire that the Fed is going to try and reinvigorate the economy with further cuts, and that’s what they are committed to”
Wall Street advanced sharply Tuesday as investors interpreted minutes from the Federal Reserve’s last meeting as indicating the central bank is ready to keep cutting interest rates to boost the economy. via The Daily News Journal
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