-
Real Estate News
- Amstar and Allied Realty Break Ground on 332-Unit Central Denver Luxury …
- Businessman Making His Mark In Real Estate Market & Helping Others
- Businessman Making HIs Mark In Real Estate Market & Helping Others
- Denver Businessman Making His Mark In The Real Estate Market
- REITs Trounce Stocks as Investors Pour In
Denver Real Estate Blogger Categories
Denver Real Estate Blogger Pages
Search Denver Real Estate Blogger
Recent Comments
Tag Archives: Double Dip
Why Today’s Housing Report Spooked Investors So Much
The good housing numbers are all up from a year ago: Sales, starts, building permits, prices, earnings. The bad numbers are down: Mortgage delinquencies, foreclosures, negative equity. So why are investors pulling out of the home builders today? And why … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Association Of Realtors, Building Permits, California Home, Chief Economist, Comps, Distressed Properties, Double Dip, Existing Home Sales, Hangover, Housing Market, Housing Shortage, Lows, Mark Hanson, Market Fundamentals, Mortgage Delinquencies, National Association Of Realtors, Negative Equity, New Home Construction, Pulte Homes, Uptrend
Comments Off
Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Demand and Home Prices All Fall
When mortgage rates first fell below five percent in 2009, we called it an emotional landmark, a level that, while not significantly different from the previous week or month, would send up a flag to borrowers that it was time … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged 30 Year Fixed, Borrowers, Company Forecasts, Declines, Double Dip, Four Months, Global Economic Crisis, Home Buyer, Housing Market, Impetus, Lows, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Rates, Rates Mortgage, Refinances, Seasonal Business, Sidelines, Treasuries, White Noise
Comments Off
Investors, Rentals and Ultimate Housing Recovery
The last, best hope for housing right now is robust investor activity; I’ve been saying that for years. Unfortunately, investors may be pulling back on the housing market, despite a surge in rental demand and prices. The investor share of … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Association Of Realtors, Comparable Figure, Consumer Confidence, Damper, Dark Clouds, Distressed Inventory, Double Dip, Economic Forecast, Fannie Mae, Last Best Hope, Mentality, Month Of July, Mortgage Delinquencies, Mortgage Finance, National Association Of Realtors, Rental Housing Market, Survey Report, Term Outlook, Unemployment Rate, Warning Bells
Comments Off
Housing’s Double Dip Part II: Rising Foreclosures
Just as we saw a double dip in home prices, we may be seeing another surge in foreclosures. And just as the home price scenario was caused by artificial government stimulus, in the form of the home buyer tax credit … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Chief Economist, Consumer Confidence, Consumer Finances, Double Dip, Dunca, Economists, End Game, Fannie Mae, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Home Buyer, Mortgage Delinquencies, Negligence, Paperwork, Price Scenario, Processing Services, Resubmitted, Stimulus, Tax Credit, Wrong Direction
Comments Off
Mortgage Bankers Reverse Course on Loan Limits
It was barely a few months ago, albeit a few thousand degrees ago, that I moderated a panel of mortgage types from the major banks, including the Mortgage Bankers Association’s new president David Stevens, formerly FHA commissioner. Stevens and I … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Continuation, Current State, Delinquency Reports, Double Dip, Elaboration, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Fha, Freddie Mac, Gse, Housing Market, Loan Limits, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Delinquency, Mortgage Types, New President, Oil Prices, President David, Temporary Loan, Turbulent Period
Comments Off
Spring Housing Season
I don’t know what the official end of the Spring housing market is, but it seems as if the experts have called the close, and it ain’t great. Last week, after the folks at the vaunted SP/Case Shiller Indices put … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Base Case, Case Shiller, Core Logic, Credit Suisse, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Double Dip, Existing Home Sales, House Sales, Housing Market, Jp Morgan, Jp Morgan Chase, Key Point, Mark Hanson, Mortgage Bankers Association, New York Times, Oppenheim, Real Estate Agents, Sales Volume, Spring Season
Comments Off
Spring Housing Ends on a Sour, Sinking Note
I don’t know what the official end of the Spring housing market is, but it seems as if the experts have called the close, and it ain’t great. Last week, after the folks at the vaunted SP Case Shiller Indices … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Base Case, Case Shiller, Core Logic, Credit Suisse, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Double Dip, Existing Home Sales, Hesitation, Housing Market, Jp Morgan, Jp Morgan Chase, Key Point, Mark Hanson, Mortgage Bankers Association, New York Times, Oppenheim, Q1, Real Estate Agents, Spring Season
Comments Off
Metro Denver home prices rewind to 2001 levels
U.S. home prices continued to march lower in March and have entered “double dip” territory, according to the Standard Poor’s/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. “Home prices continue on their downward spiral, with no relief in sight,” said David Blitzer, chairman of … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Advantage Realty, Blitzer, Broker Associate, City Index, Double Dip, Downward Spiral, Estate Experts, Federal Tax Credits, Home Price Index, Investments Team, Keller Williams, Local Real Estate, Low Interest Rates, Lows, Max Professionals, Metro Area, Metro Denver, Price Indices, Sp Index, U S Home
Comments Off
Cities that weathered housing bust now suffering – Daily News
<!—-> Published May 31, 2011 WASHINGTON — Even cities that weathered the housing market crash with relatively little damage are suffering now. Severe price declines have spread to Dallas, Denver, Minneapolis and Cleveland, which had mostly withstood the bust in … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Bad News, Blitzer, Bust, Case Shiller Index, Double Dip, Force Banks, Foreclosures, Glut, Great Depression, Halliday, Households, Housing Bubble, Housing Market Crash, Income Areas, Kay, Lows, Metro Areas, Middle Class Neighborhoods, Price Declines, Realtor
Comments Off