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News Archives
July 2008
Monday, July 14, 2008
Senate Approves $300 Billion Plan to Stem
Housing Foreclosures
Bloomberg
The legislation, approved 63-5 today,
would let an estimated 400000 struggling homeowners avoid
foreclosure by refinancing their subprime mortgages into ...
Subprime Crisis Again in the Spotlight as the
Meltdowns of Fannie Mae
and Freddie Mac Fuel Fears of a Deeper Downturn
Money Morning
Fed set to OK rule forcing lenders to verify
subprime income ...
Forbes, NY
No relief in sight in housing crisis
TMCnet
Appraisers Accused Of Over-Inflating Home
Values
WFtv.com, FL
May home values down 14%, value drops 15%
(FL)
Bizjournals.com, NC
Orlando homes sales and prices
continued to fall in May, with a 14 percent decline in sales
and 15 percent slide in home values from the same month a year
...
DC area home prices fall again
Bizjournals.com, NC
A new survey of major metropolitan
areas in the US shows home values fell in most markets
including the DC area in April. Home values were down in 23
out of ...
ZipRealty.com Unveils "Price Me Now" Real
Estate Prediction Game
CNNMoney.com -
"We're excited to introduce the 'Price
Me Now' game for members of the ZipRealty.com community to
help predict home prices in their local markets," said ...
Area home prices hit 8-year low
(MI)
Home prices have hit an eight-year low in Washtenaw County,
with the average house selling for just a few thousand dollars
more than it did in 2000, according to newly released figures.
The Ann Arbor News -
MLive.com, MI
Paul Krugman: If Bush's policies aren't
responsible for bad economy, what is?
Dallas Morning
News, TX
You Don't Own Real Estate - It Owns You
SeekingAlpha
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Home Prices Fall in 23 of 25 U.S. Metropolitan
Areas
Bloomberg.com
Fed to Clamp Down on Exotic and Subprime Loans
New York Times, United
States
With no end in sight to the turbulence
in the housing and financial markets, the chairman of the
Federal Reserve said on ...
The Continuous Housing Free Fall
The Washington
Independent
Property owners balk at low bids at Florida
housing auction
PalmBeachPost
Credit Crisis wipes $1 trillion from financial stocks
Yahoo! News
Market leaves housing flippers flopping
tampabay.com
Rent signs filling front yards
dailybulletin.com
Debt collectors on the rampage
money.cnn.com
Monday July 07, 2008
Foreclosures to rise whoever wins White House
Danville News, PA
Even the optimism that surrounds a new
president taking office can't resurrect home values overnight,
and presidents have no direct ability to reduce rising ...
Subprime's hottest spinoff: arson
National Post, Canada
The subprime housing meltdown in the
United States is triggering fears of a hot spin-off: arson.
Mortgage defaults are growing at their fastest rate in ...
This Weeks Biggest Loser: San Jose,
CA
Median asking price sinks over $7,000 in past 7-days!
HousingTracker.net: Median Home Asking Price & Inventory Data for San
Jose, California
HousingTracker
More HOA Pitfalls!
"The homeowner that pays their monthly, quarterly, their annual dues
gets stuck picking up the slack for those homeowners who haven't
paid," said Sheri Scarborough of Prime Management Group. "They also
get stuck with the bills of maintaining the homes, in some cases
boarding up the homes. So it's the good homeowner who suffers."
Homeowners
Absorb Debt From Foreclosures
WPBF.TV
Pinellas failed to learn real estate lessons of 1920s
St. Petersburg Times
Bitter lessons learned from refinancing
Los Angeles Times
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Ohio Housing Market Sees Red
ConnieTalk, Ohio Foreclosures have hit Ohio hard, and employment is falling: Ohio has the second worst job market out of 16 politically charged states. ... |
May home values down 14%, value drops 15%
(FL)
Bizjournals.com, NC
Orlando homes sales and prices continued to
fall in May, with a 14 percent decline in sales and 15 percent slide
in home values from the same month a year ...
The Home-Equity Door Slams Shut
Washington Post, United States
Housing Bust Hurts Once-Immune Cities
(NY)
The average price for a Manhattan apartment fell 2 percent in the
second quarter to $1.66 million, according to Halstead Property, a
New York real estate firm that tracked 2,988 apartment sales.
ABC News
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