School System Expanding to Meet Growth LAKELAND | David Woodard can tell the summer is over by looking at his pool staff.
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212 building allocations approved The board members of Tahoe's planning agency approved 212 new building allocations for 2006 at their meeting Wednesday.read more...
Home-improvement boom might be opportunity for investors (Reg Req'd) Real estate bubble or not, people in San Diego County and across the country are pumping big bucks into their homes in order to enhance the value of their property
Mortgage rates mix it up Fixed-rate mortgages took a breather this week, and moved little. The 30-year fixed declined to 5.95 percent.read more...
Increased costs will hit homeowners hard On the Market column by Bill McCarthy Now, after many of you have paid a premium to buy a residence in this extreme real estate market, the economists and media
US bank bails out mortgage fund (BBC News) Concern about the mortgage sector knocks US shares as bank Bear Stearns has to bail out an investment fund.read more...
“These investments dilute shares and make them less valuable”
The bank branch on the corner might be changing names again. Get set for the next wave of consolidation that could sweep through the nation’s banking industry this year. Chief executives at some of the top regional players might be mulling deals to salvage businesses pummeled by the subprime mortgage market’s collapse.
Banks like the West Coast’s Washington Mutual Corp., the Midwest’s National City Corp., and the Southeast’s SunTrust Corp. are among those considered takeover targets because of depressed stock prices and credit uncertainties. Larger financial institutions might use this weakness to expand geographically and gobble up deposits along the way.
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