Beware the Housing-Bottom Callers
The Commerce Department reported on new home construction during February – don’t let that little red squiggle in the lower right fool you. via The US Market Blog
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Habitat for humanity entering market again If the deal goes through, it would be the second parcel of land the group has purchased in Lompoc.via
What we want in a home, then and now "Prices did jump in that 20 years" Avocado green stoves and matching refrigerators. Shag carpet and central air conditioning. via Lincoln Journal Star read more...
Huge Debt Makes Americans Vulnerable The Associated Press asked some experts to discuss what could burst the debt bubble in three areas that appear most vulnerable, and to offer a rebuttal from the perspective of
REAL ESTATE / ROBERT BRUSS: Is `interest only' mortgage smart? (The Charlotte Observer) Q. What is an "interest only" mortgage? We have a 4.875 percent adjustable-rate home loan, but another bank offers 4.25 percent "interest only." Is this a good or bad deal?read
Atlanta Gets a Makeover: More Up, Less Out This Sunbelt city has long been linked to sprawl and traffic jams. Now several huge mixed-use construction projects seek to remake the city's landscape. The new developments aim to create
H&R Block lowers projections again for 2006 amid mortgage troubles (The Philadelphia Inquirer) H&R Block Inc., the tax preparer, yesterday lowered 2006 profit projections for the second time this year because of continued weakness in its mortgage operations. The firm - saddled with
March 23rd, 2008
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