Real estate notebook Rates on 30-year mortgages fell for a sixth straight week, dropping to the lowest level in three months, according to a weekly survey released Thursday.read more...
Springfield council takes step to comply with housing rules SPRINGFIELD - Building a home here just got almost $20,000 more expensive. The Township Council adopted an ordinance last week to comply with new state Council on Affordable Housing rules
Mr. Mogul's Dream House Tech-heavy dream houses may seem mildly crazy today, but their far out gadgets and systems will likely be mainstream tomorrow. Discuss.read more...
Stable mortgage rates MAY turn the market around Mortgage interest rates are expected to remain relatively low throughout 2007, but it's not certain that will spark a full-fledged rebound of the real estate market this year.read more...
Home builders feel ethnic buyers' impact March 8, 2006 By Jonathan J. Higuera As the size of the Valley's minority communities grow, their impact on home building and the real estate industry is creating a new
Mortgage rates stayed high last week (San Francisco Chronicle) Rates on 30-year mortgages didn't budge last week, while rates on other home loans were a mixed bag. Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reported Thursday that 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged
March 19 (Bloomberg)—Mortgage applications in the U.S. decreased for the fifth time in the last six weeks, led by a slump in refinancing. The Mortgage Bankers Association’s index of applications to buy a home or refinance a loan fell 2.9 percent last week to 652, the lowest level of the year, from 671.1 a week earlier.
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