Steep fall in mortgage lending (FT.com via Yahoo! News) Lenders' struggles to raise funds and the growing gloom over house prices drove gross mortgage lending to its lowest level since May 2005 last month, figures from the Council
Sales of new homes fall sharply Sales of new homes fell for a second consecutive month in February, dimming hopes for a rebound soon in the troubled housing market and raising fears about the health of
Homeowners Pull Home Off Market And Find a Buyer Via Auction The Barry's multimillion Florida estate was listed for nine months with no takers. So they offered it to the highest bidder instead, cutting millions from their original asking price.
Confused by all the Mortgage Options? Here's Help (Evening Times) (ARA) - Fixed rate. Adjustable rate. Interest Only. Flex. All of the different types of home loans that are available these days can puzzle many homebuyers. But, say mortgage experts,
The Waiting Game Kurt and Theresa Olander's Blauvelt home should have been snatched up the moment it went on the market.Commentread more...
Citigroup Chief Quits After Big Mortgage-linked Losses (HispanicBusiness.com) Former Citigroup CEO Charles Prince. (By Agência Brasil) NEW YORK -- Charles Prince, the chairman and chief executive of Citigroup Inc., resigned Sunday amid billions of dollars in losses from
Calgary is the most economically dynamic and attractive city in Canada, says a new report from the Conference Board of Canada.
The Ottawa-based economic research and policy organization says money and businesses go where highly skilled people go – and that’s Calgary
. “Calgary stands tall among Canadian census metropolitan areas as the city that is most attractive to people,” said Mario Lefebvre, director of the board’s Centre for Municipal Studies.
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