Existing-homes sales rise, inventory swells WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sales of previously owned U.S. homes ticked higher in July thanks to lower prices, but record inventory suggested the battered housing market is unlikely to recover soon,
Economy zips ahead faster than expected A newly-constructed home is already sold at a developement in Bainbridge Twp., Ohio on Monday, June 26, 2006.read more...
While down nationally, home sales still hot in Texas Across the nation, home sales are drying up faster than lawns in North Texas, but it's raining green for realtors in this area. read more...
How to Shop for a Mortgage Today (WFMJ Youngstown) The troubles in the subprime-mortgage market have led to tighter standards for all borrowers. Buyers and refinancers with sterling credit records won't feel the pinch.read more...
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Where's mortgage pain worst? (Daily Telegraph) A NEW study on mortgage delinquency by international ratings agency Fitch Ratings is dominated by NSW. Find out where people are doing it toughest.read more...
Four years ago, an academic economist named Ben Bernanke co-authored a technical paper that could have been titled “Things the Federal Reserve Might Try if It’s Desperate” – although that may not have been … via Indiana Gazette Online
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