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November home sales soar 7.4 percent
WASHINGTON - Home resales surged last month to the highest level in nearly three years, reflecting an extraordinary level of federal support that has pulled the housing market back from the worst downturn since the Great Depression.
Nations:U.S. Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-12-22
Citi to suspend foreclosures for 30 days
WASHINGTON - Citigroup Inc. will suspend foreclosures and evictions for 30 days in a temporary break for about 4,000 borrowers during the holiday season.
Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-12-16
Foreclosure buyer demand dips as supply mounts
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. home buyers are less willing to buy foreclosed properties than they were six months ago, citing risks like hidden costs, but demand could grow because of the government's expanded tax credit, a survey showed on Tuesday.
Nations:U.S. Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(Reuters)
2009-12-15
Foreclosure filings fall 8 percent in November
WASHINGTON - The number of homeowners on the brink of foreclosure fell in November, the fourth straight monthly decline, as mortgage companies evaluated whether borrowers were eligible for help.
Nations:U.S. Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis Source:(AP)
2009-12-09
Getting a Mortgage in 2010: 10 Things to Know
More than three years into a painful housing crash, the real estate market has sent recent--albeit tentative--signs of stabilization. Home sales have increased, inventory levels are down, and price declines have become less precipitous. Along with more affordable home prices and a tax perk from Uncle Sam, attractive mortgage rates--which remained below 5 percent as of late November--have been a driving force behind this development.
Activities:2008 U.S. Real Estate Crisis
2009-12-03
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