U.S. MBA's Mortgage Applications Index Increased 7.5% Last Week (Bloomberg.com) July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Mortgage applications in the U.S. rose for a second straight week, a sign that falling home prices are attracting some buyers. The Mortgage Bankers Association's index
MPs paint gloomy economic picture MPs paint a gloomy picture of Britain's economic prospects in a survey. Even Labour backbenchers are more pessimistic about the outlook for UK plc than at any time in the
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Koll to start work on Epsilon building (Reg Req'd) Koll Development Co. will start work this month on a corporate office building in Irving for Epsilon Inc., a business marketing-services firm.via
Government Intensifies Mortgage Investigation (New York Times) The F.B.I. and the criminal unit of the I.R.S. have formed a task force to examine mortgages made with little or no proof of borrowers? earnings or assets, an official
Is It Time To Buy Or Sell in Real Estate? When Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan used the word froth in connection with the current real-estate market last week, he was rather late to the party.via
Aug. 13 (Bloomberg)—Mortgage applications in the U.S. declined last week as higher interest rates hurt refinancing. The Mortgage Bankers Association’s index of applications to buy a home or refinance a loan dropped 1.5 percent to 425.9 in the week ended Aug. 8 from the prior week.
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