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Calculated Risk: Housing inventory won’t bottom until 2014 [VIDEO]
Former tech executive turned blogger Bill McBride was one of the first to suggest that homes were precariously overvalued back in 2005. When he spots a trend, people have learned to listen. McBride — who gets up early every day … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 Months, Association Of Realtors, Bill Mcbride, Blogger, Calculated Risk, Declines, Economists, Existing Home, Hagey, Home Inventory, Housing Market, Inventories, Limiting Reagent, Los Angeles Times, National Association Of Realtors, News Reporter, Raw Numbers, Scarcity, Twitter, Year 2000
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Case-Shiller report: Denver metro home prices rise 8.5 percent in 2012
Home prices in the Denver metro area rose 8.5 percent in December over December 2011, marking the 12th straight month of year-over-year gains, according to the SP/Case-Shiller Home Prices Index released Tuesday. It was Denver’s largest annual increase since 2001, … Continue reading
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Tagged Calendar Year, David M Blitzer, Decline, Declines, Denver Metro Area, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Indices, Downside, Fourth Quarter, Michelle Ackerman, Month Of January, Peak Index, Phoenix, Price Index, Real Estate Broker, Redfin, Resale Prices, Residential Construction, S Market, Upswing
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Home Builders Get Jitters for First Time in a Year
Of the three components making up the index, current sales conditions fell one point to 51, still the only component solidly in the positive. Sales expectations over the next six months rose one point to 50, but buyer traffic remained … Continue reading
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Tagged Current Sales, Declines, Emison, Foreclosures, Four Points, Home Builders, Improvements, Jitters, Last Time, Midwest, New Laws, Rebuilding Effort, Residential Remodeling, S Joe, Sales Conditions, Sentiment, Six Months, Superstorm, Traffic
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Fewer Borrowers Are Behind on Mortgages, but for How Long?
“The declines in the mortgage delinquency rate will likely be muted for the foreseeable futures as the foreclosure process in some states can take more than 1,000 days,” notes Tim Martin, of TransUnion’s financial services business unit. “It is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Backlogs, Borrowers, Business Unit, Declines, Delinquencies, Delinquency Rate, Financial Services Business, Foreclosure, Futures, Home Builders, Home Loans, Mortgage Delinquency, Mortgage Payment, Negative Equity, New Laws, Pipeline, Regulatory Rules, States Court, Tim Martin, Transunion
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Number of homes in foreclosure down 19.5 percent from year ago
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Tagged 1 Million, Backlog, Ceo, Chief Economist, Corelogic, Declines, Distressed Assets, Financial Crisis, Foreclosed Properties, Foreclosure Homes, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosures, Healing Process, Homes In Foreclosure, Housing Market, Judicial Foreclosure, Mark Fleming, North Dakota, Washington D C, West Virginia
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Denver metro home values expected to rise $21.4 billion in 2012
A new report shows that metro Denver home prices regained a big share of their value in 2012, and local analysts say 2013 should continue the trend. Metro Denver home values are expected to finish 2012 with a gain of … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Burns School, Chief Economist, Construction Management, Cumulative Value, Declines, Denver Area, Denver Metro, Home Value, Housing Market, Inventories, Investor Interest, Metro Areas, Metro Denver, More Than Five Years, Percentage Gain, Price Increases, Spring And Summer, Stan Humphries, University Of Denver
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Is Housing Risen From Ashes? ‘Industry Has Come Back’
Economists are saying it, and now even some Americans are saying it. After falling to depths not seen since the Great Depression, the U.S. housing market may finally be rising from the ashes. It may not seem like a lot, … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Cnbc, Declines, Distressed Properties, Economic Survey, Economists, Equity Position, Fence, Great Depression, Housing Industry, Housing Market, Mortgages, Negative Equity, Obama, Optimism, Price Indices, Rising From The Ashes, Standard And Poors, Straight Quarter, Supply Shortages
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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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New Crop of Foreclosures Is Coming
While fewer Americans are falling behind on their mortgage payments, the huge backlog of already delinquent mortgages is finally making its way through the banking system to foreclosure. Total foreclosure activity rose in the first half of this year from … Continue reading
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Tagged Backlog, Bank Owned Properties, Banking System, Brandon Moore, Declines, Delinquent Mortgages, Distressed Inventory, Dubious Distinction, Foreclosure Rates, Foreclosures, Local Markets, Metro Area, Metropolitan Areas, Metros, Mortgage Payments, Prospective Buyers, Real Estate Brokers, Seattle Wa, Second Half, Welcome News
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Foreclosure Spike Is Positive Sign For Housing
After months of declines, the foreclosure numbers are going up again. Foreclosure starts, the first phase of the process, rose 9 percent in May month-to-month, the first increase in over two years, according to a new report from RealtyTrac. Bad … Continue reading
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Tagged Backdrop, Chief Economist, Corelogic, Declines, Delinquent Loans, Distressed Properties, Downward Pressure, First Three Months, Foreclosure Sales, Home Buyer, House Prices, Housing Market, Hungry Pack, Investor Demand, Mark Fleming, Pack Of Wolves, Pre Foreclosure, Supply Numbers, Waiting In The Wings, Wolves
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