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Renter Nation Rages On
The supply of empty homes for rent is falling, and the nation’s homeownership rate is hovering near a fifteen year low. How can that be when the housing market is finally turning around and more homes are selling? The answer … Continue reading
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Tagged Basis Point, Census Bureau, Diggle, Distressed Properties, First Quarter, Foreclosed Properties, Home Ownership Rate, Homeownership Rate, Homes For Rent, Household Numbers, Households, Housing Market, Q1, Q2, Rages, Rental Vacancies, Renter, Second Quarter, U S Census, U S Census Bureau
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New Homes.org Real Estate Report Released – Denver Home Sales
Find Homes More at Homes.org (PRWEB) May 21, 2012 The newest real estate report from Homes.org details the current trends and activity in the Denver real estate market during April 2012. Using the most recent sales data, the Homes.org report … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 April, Area 3, Buyers And Sellers, Ceo, Current Trends, Denver Area, Denver Real Estate, Households, Inventory Levels, Kirby, March 11, Median Sales Price, Median Value, Metrolist, Mls, New Homes, Price Appreciation, Prweb, Significant Improvements, Zip Codes
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Despite High Affordability, Renter Nation Reigns
More Americans are renting homes, and fewer are owning them; it’s not as if this is news to anyone who follows the U.S. housing market, but a new report from the Census Bureau today really put an historical exclamation point … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Blight, Census Bureau, Empty Houses, Exclamation Point, First Quarter, Home Ownership Rate, Homes For Rent, Household Formation, Households, Housing Market, Isi Group, Percentage Point, Reces, Rental Vacancies, Renter, Single Family, Trillion, Unemployment Rate, Vacancy Rates
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Foreclosures on the Rise Again
After a year-long reprieve from rising foreclosures, the numbers are going up again. One in every 624 U.S. households received a foreclosure filing in January, up 3 percent from the previous month, according to a new report from RealtyTrac. Foreclosure … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Bank Repossessions, Brandon Moore, Ceo, Default Notices, Dollar Government, Foreclosure Proceedings, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosures, Fraud, Households, Illinois Indiana, Lenders, Nevada St, Realtytrac, Reprieve, Spike, State Attorneys, Thaw, Wheels
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The Denver Post
The Denver Post’s reporters and editors offer news, analysis and commentary on the latest business, real estate, tourism, gambling and technology news in Colorado. Colorado mortgage foreclosures dropped 20 percent in November compared with October, and 24 percent when compared … Continue reading
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Tagged Bump, Business Real Estate, Chief Executive Officer, Colorado Colorado, Colorado Mortgage, Default Notices, Denver Post, Foreclosure Auctions, Foreclosure Process, Garfield, Garfield County, Home Repossessions, Households, Initial Notice, Lenders, Mortgage Foreclosures, Notice Of Default, Realtytrac Inc, Slowdown, Three Months
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Colorado adds 8800 jobs in October
The Denver Post’s reporters and editors offer news, analysis and commentary on the latest business, real estate, tourism, gambling and technology news in Colorado. Colorado’s unemployment rate dropped to 8.1 percent in October from 8.3 percent a month earlier, according … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Real Estate, Colorado Colorado, Colorado Jobs, Colorado Unemployment, Denver Post, Department Of Labor, Department Of Labor And Employment, Editors, Employment Businesses, Executive Director, Golombek, Households, Job Creation, Private Sector, Recession, State Department Of Labor, State Labor Department, Technology News, Unemployment Rate, Vuong
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Half of US Mortgages Are Effectively Underwater
still-falling home prices today highlights the fact that the lower those prices go, the more American borrowers fall into an negative equity position; that is, they owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. Most analysts will tell … Continue reading
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Tagged 6 Million, Borrowers, Buyers And Sellers, Conforming Loan, Consumer Spending, Equity Position, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Home Buyers, House Prices, Households, Housing Market, Mark Hanson, Mortgage Payments, Negative Equity, Personal Situation, Realtor Fee, Second Quarter, Single Family, Target
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Record Low Mortgage Rates Don’t Matter
Mortgage rates hit yet another record low this week, 4.09 percent on the 30-year fixed, according to Freddie Mac. This will only fuel President Obama’s recent proposal to refinance more Americans into these lower market rates. Government-run Freddie Mac seems … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Congressional Budget Office, Corelogic, Foreclosure, Freddie Mac, Government Aid, Households, Interest Payments, Low Mortgage, Ltv, Mortgage Applications, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Refinancing, Negative Equity, Obama, Residential Properties, Second Quarter, Surges, Value Ratios, Year Fixed Mortgage
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The Housing Market is Shrinking
The foreclosure headlines today are that one third of all home sales in Q2 were of distressed properties (foreclosures and short sales), according to a new report from online foreclosure sale and data site RealtyTrac. The discount on those homes … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 Million, Alarming Rate, Buyer Demand, Delinquencies, Distressed Market, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Droves, First Time Buyers, First Time Home, First Time Home Buyer, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Household Formation, Households, Housing Market, Mortgage Market, Mortgage Payment, Pipeline, Time Home Buyer
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Government Mortgage Bailout Numbers Still Weak
The US Treasury just released its latest “scorecard” on the state of the government’s housing bailout. The numbers are still weak, compared to the overall picture. In May, 32,398 borrowers got permanent modifications, bringing the total to 731,451, but nearly … Continue reading
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Tagged Assistant Secretary, Borrowers, Bostic, Foreclosure Prevention Programs, Forgiveness, Government Mortgage, Households, Housing Bailout, Housing Market, Hud, Mortgage Bailout, Mortgage Defaults, New Numbers, Pittance, Principal Balance, Principal Reduction, Scorecard, Trial Period, Uptick, Us Treasury
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