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Foreclosures Fall Due to New Laws
Foreclosure activity fell 28 percent from a year ago nationally, according to a new report from RealtyTrac, but in California, they were down nearly 40 percent. More telling is foreclosure starts, the first notice of a foreclosure filling. In California … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, California Home Sales, Cash Purchases, Consumer Confidence, Dataquick, Delinquencies, Delinquent Properties, Dubious Distinction, Foreclosure Sales, Foreclosures, January 1st, John Walsh, Legal Changes, Lenders, Low Mortgage, Mortgage Rates, New Laws, Realtytrac, Southern California, Spectacular Job
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Mortgage Mess Still Mires US Housing Recovery
Mortgage applications to purchase a home dropped more dramatically than did refinances, down 10 percent from the previous week. While one week does not a trend make, rising mortgage rates, coupled with severe inventory shortages, are not the mix needed … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Bernanke, Bob Walters, Chairman Of The Federal Reserve, Chief Economist, Consumer Confidence, Escape Hatch, First Time Home Buyers, Inventory Shortages, Jonathan Miller, Local Realtor, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Holders, Negative Equity, New Mortgage, Realtor Associations, Reasonable Access, State Of The Union Address, Tight Credit, Time Home Buyers, Union Address Tuesday Night
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Real Estate Market Turning Around In Many Denver Neighborhoods
DENVER (CBS4) – A few years ago Denver’s Green Valley Ranch neighborhood was listed as having one of the highest foreclosure rates in the country. Things have changed dramatically since then. The far Northeast Denver neighborhood has gone through some … Continue reading
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Tagged Bidding Wars, Commerce City, Consumer Confidence, Denver Business Journal, Denver Metro Area, Denver Neighborhood, Denver Region, Far Northeast, Foreclosure Rates, Green Valley Ranch, Highlands Ranch, Housing Market, Infrastructure Improvements, Mustin, Northeast Denver, Oakwood Homes, Resale Market, Rock Bottom, S Green, Unemployment Numbers
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Pending Home Sales Surge to Five Year High
Buyers are coming back to the housing market in ever greater numbers, as an industry index measuring contracts to purchase existing homes surged 5.2 percent in October from September. The monthly gauge of pending home sales from the National Association … Continue reading
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Tagged Antidote, Association Of Realtors, Chief Economist, Consumer Confidence, Distressed Properties, Gauge, Housing Affordability, Housing Market, Hurricane, Industry Index, Job Creation, Midwest, Momentum, Mortgage Interest Deduction, Nar, National Association Of Realtors, Obama, Quite Some Time, Steady Job, Steam
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Yes, Housing Starts Surge, but Rentals Are the Drivers
The headline number for housing starts was big, exceeding expectations and sending the home builder stocks on yet another tear. Starts hit 894,000 (annualized) in October, over 50,000 more than the analysts forecast. Housing starts are now at their highest … Continue reading
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Tagged Cantor Fitzgerald, Confidence Numbers, Consensus View, Consumer Confidence, Deliveries, Existing Home, Headline Number, Home Builder, Home Builders, Household, Isi, Lows, Miller Tabak, Multifamily Apartment, Recessions, Rising From The Ashes, Single Family, Six Years, Stocks, Tight Supply
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Yes, Housing Starts Surge, But Rentals Are the Drivers
The headline number for housing starts was big, exceeding expectations and sending the home builder stocks on yet another tear. Starts hit 894,000 (annualized) in October, over 50,000 more than the analysts forecast. Housing starts are now at their highest … Continue reading
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Tagged Cantor Fitzgerald, Confidence Numbers, Consensus View, Consumer Confidence, Deliveries, Existing Home, Headline Number, Home Builder, Home Builders, Household, Isi, Lows, Miller Tabak, Multifamily Apartment, Recessions, Rising From The Ashes, Single Family, Six Years, Stocks, Tight Supply
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In a Twist, Both Home Prices and Rents Rise
Home prices across the nation continued their upswing in June, according to a new report from CoreLogic. Including sales of foreclosures and short sales (selling for less than the value of the mortgage), prices rose 2.5 percent from a year … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Consumer Confidence, Corelogic, Declines, Digi, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Good Time, Halfway Point, Housing Market, Inception, Mortgage Prices, Optimism, Rental Markets, Rents, Survey Respondents, Trulia, Uncertainty, Unemployment, Upswing
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Housing Recovery Gains Momentum, June Sales and Prices Rise Higher
DENVER, July 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — The June RE/MAX National Housing Report shows that the housing recovery is real. On a year-to-year basis, home sales have now risen for twelve straight months and prices have inched higher for the past five … Continue reading
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Tagged Burlington Vt, Consumer Confidence, Fargo Nd, Favorable Market Conditions, Fifth Time, Geographic Regions, Home Transactions, Housing Market, Leading The Way, Low Mortgage, Manchester Nh, Margaret Kelly, Metro Areas, Mortgage Rates, National Housing, Previous Year, Providence Ri, Recovery Gains Momentum, S Market, Time Transactions
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