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New Housing Fears: Home Prices Are Rising Too Fast
As a result, home prices are now rising more and faster than most analysts predicted due to this short supply, up 7.4 percent year-over-year in November, according to CoreLogic. They are especially surging in some of the hardest hit markets … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Boom, Crash, Economic Recovery, Fears, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyers, Home Values, Housing Market, Investors, Market Driven, Mortgage Market, Phoenix, Price Bubbles, Real Estate, Realtors, Red Flags, Sole Measure, Supply And Demand, Time Home Buyers
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Is the Refi ‘Apocalypse’ Really Upon Us?
In Bethesda, Maryland, Apex Home Loans CEO, Craig Strent, says a rise in rates could actually bring in more business in the short term. “There is a huge population that have benefitted from adjustable rate mortgages. When the rates adjusted, … Continue reading
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Tagged Adjustable Rate Mortgages, Apex, Apocalypse, Bank Loan, Bethesda Maryland, Drought, Economic Recovery, Federal Reserve, Harp, Home Loans, Loan Officer, Ltv, Mark Hanson, Mortgage Backed Securities, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Banking, Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Rates, Q3, Woodwork
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Home Builders Bullish for Fifth Straight Month
The nation’s once-beleaguered home builders are more confident than they have been in six years. A surge in new orders for homes, especially among the big public builders, pushed builder sentiment on an industry survey up three points to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Building Lots, Chief Economist, Confidence Survey, Current Sales, David Crowe, Economic Recovery, Federal Reserve, Fragile Nature, Future Sales, Goldman Sachs, Goldman Sachs Group, Industry Survey, Inventories, Investor Confidence, Mortgage Backed Securities, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builders, New Construction, Red Flags, Tight Credit
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Real estate vet Kiel: This economic recovery better than after 1984
Allen Kiel is president of Commercial Real Estate Services for Citywide Banks of Denver. Dennis Huspeni Reporter- Denver Business Journal Email | Facebook | Twitter | Real Deals blog Allen Kiel knows Denver’s commercial real estate market, especially the office market, like few … Continue reading
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Tagged Boom, Brokerage Firms, Bust Cycles, Citywide Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Customized News, Denver Business Journal, Economic Recovery, Email, Facebook, Friend Neil, Longtime Friend, Macey, Metro Areas, News Feed, Perspective, Real Estate Services, Recession, Subscriber Sign, Vet
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Why Drop in Foreclosures Is Bad for Housing Market
In a normal housing market, lack of supply is generally considered a good thing. When demand outweighs supply, home prices rise and homeowners gain equity. Like so many things in this historic economic recovery, that premise doesn’t exactly apply. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Association Of Realtors, Cohorts, Delinquency Rate, Delinquent Mortgages, Distressed Properties, Economic Recovery, Existing Home Sales, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyer, First Timers, Foreclosed Homes, Foreclosures, Gain Equity, Home Loans, Housing Market, Many Things, Mark Hanson, National Association Of Realtors, Premise, Time Home Buyer
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Housing: Bottom, Reversal or Just Noisy Numbers
The spring housing numbers aren’t coming in along expectations. That can’t be, right? Unemployment has been easing, mortgage delinquencies falling, and affordability is off the charts. That means housing should be bouncing back with verve and vigor this Spring, except … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottom Reversal, Delinquency, Economic Recovery, Existing Home Sales, Federal Reserve Chairman, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, Foreclosure Rates, Freddie Mac, Headwind, Home Price Index, Home Values, Lows, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Delinquencies, Moving Average, Purchase Applications, Refis, Trulia, Upward Revision
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Rents Fell Last Year, But In Many Cities Still ‘Too Damn High’
Rents fell across the United States last year, but landlords got choosier. Overall average rent in the U.S. dropped to $820 in the fourth quarter of 2011 from $831 in the same time period in 2010, according to new data … Continue reading
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Tagged Desirable Locations, Diverse Group, Economic Recovery, Gubernatorial Candidate, Investment Grade Properties, Jimmy Mcmillan, Jobless Rate, Landlords, Northern C, Quality Apartments, Quarter Data, Rental Applications, Rental Screening, Same Time Period, Screening Services, Screening Solutions, Security Deposit, Security Deposits, Substantial Increases, Transunion
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State of the Union Preview: Housing and Fairness Don’t Connect
If the theme of tonight’s State of the Union address is fairness, then President Obama would be wise to steer clear of housing; most of the proposals to fix the nation’s still struggling real estate market are intrinsically unfair to … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Congressman, Contention, Economic Recovery, Elijah Cummings, Fairness, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Officials, Fhfa, Forgiveness, Freddie Mac, Gse, House Oversight Committee, Obama, State Of The Union, State Of The Union Address, Taxpayers, Union Preview
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Stoner & Company pursuing funding for Nine Bridges site at I-25, Harmony
<!–Saxotech Paragraph Count: 14–> The ambitious project has always included a waterway meandering among retail, residential, commercial and office space. Through the years, plans have ebbed and flowed, heated up and cooled down, created conflict among neighboring towns and gone … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambitious Project, Amp Company, Birks, Dirt Work, Economic Adviser, Economic Issues, Economic Recovery, Emergency Management Agency, Empty Nesters, Federal Emergency Management, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Fema, Floodplain Issues, Grand Opening, Iterations, Nine Bridges, Saxotech, Stoner, Successful Project, Waterway
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Home Builder Sentiment Posts Biggest Gain in Over Year
Despite sluggish summer sales, confidence among the nation’s home builders is gaining strength, posting its largest gain since April 2010, when the now-expired home buyer tax credit brought more buyers into the market. Confidence on the National Association of Home … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Nielsen, Buyer Interest, Chairman Bob, Current Sales, Diana Olick, Economic Recovery, Future Sales, Home Appraisals, Home Builders, Home Buyer, Market Confidence, Material Costs, Nahb, National Association Of Home Builder, Negative Sentiment, Prospective Buyers, Reno Nev, Sentiment Index, Seven Points, Tax Credit
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