First-time buyers 'saving for four years' for a deposit Publisher: Ian Morgan Published: 06/06/2006 - 08:47:10 AM Send to a friend Social Housing First-time buyers will need to save for nearly four years on average to get enough money
(AFX UK Focus) 2006-04-04 10:31 GMT: UK Q4 mortgage equity withdrawal 11.8 bln stg; highest since Q3 2004 UPDATE (Interactive Investor) LONDON (AFX) - Mortgage equity withdrawal in the UK soared in the final three months of 2005, raising concerns that a resurgent property market may well fuel a consumer spending
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Credit quality, speculation raise US housing worry Federal Reserve officials and many economists may be sanguine that the booming U.S. housing market isn't a bubble set to pop, but speculation and eroding credit quality are proving too
Vegas Buyers Sue Developers After Condo Projects Cancelled In this hot housing market, buyers claim they were kept out of condominium deals by companies behind two developments that were halted after deposits were accepted from potential homeowners.read more...
Growth impacting Laquey in more ways than one Photo by Darrell Todd Maurina Laquey High School principal Gary Houchens shows off the increase in state test results to members of the Laquey R-V School Board on Monday evening.read
A country mile from the heart of Charles Town, W.Va., a community of 3,200 homes is rising on a former apple orchard. Through the magic of annexation, its 996 acres are inside the city limits of “historic Charles Town.”
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