May Issue
New-home buyers today are seeking houses with personality. Builders are responding with designs that offer distinctive styling, luxurious finishes, and a safe haven from the stress of everyday life.
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Federal Reserve's latest 2006 real estate report remains grim Housing markets generally remain on the decline, prices are falling in some areas, new-home construction is weak, the mortgage market is mixed and only a few areas show strong demand
Banking & Finance Banking on coastal recovery Charlotte's financial giants commit to rebuilding Gulf region after disastrous hurricane season Buying business coverage changes -- for better N.Y. decision likely to impact consumer ...read
Meltdown is battering mortgage lenders' shares (Houston Chronicle) Mounting concerns on Wall Street that mortgage lenders might be hurt by increasing defaults and delinquencies sent investors fleeing Monday from some of the biggest names in the industry. The
Airport hangar wins national award View opinions on this and other stories. By Bob Gibbins, Press Staff Writer Friday, June 24, 2005 8:48 AM CDT A local contractor and airport hangar have made their way
Wide range of mortgage options now available for the first-time homebuyer (The Clarion-Ledger) Donna Aycock can count on one hand the mortgage possibilities that existed 25 years ago when she began working as a loan officer.via
Third Avenue's Winer: Home Builders Not Cheap Enough to Buy Michael Winer, manager of the Third Avenue Real Estate Fund Value Fund, tells the Reuters Investment Outlook Summit : "We thought there might be an opportunity to start investing in