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Mortgage rates dip from last week
Mortgages rates slipped this week, even as the SP 500 Index and the Dow Jones Industrial hovered around record highs. The reported decline comes just a day after a Federal Reserve official said that the Fed could begin to wind down its stimulus … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Year Fixed Rate Mortgages, Arm Loans, Chief Economist, Dow Jones, Dow Jones Industrial, Fixed Rate Loans, Fixed Rate Mortgages, Freddie Mac, Jed Kolko, Mortgage Loans, Mortgage Market Survey, Mortgage Rates, Mortgages Rates, News Reporter, Purchase Loans, Rate Mortgage, Record Highs, Sp 500, Week Ending April, Year Fixed Rate Mortgages
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Some US metros ‘in the clear’ of housing crisis
David Zalubowski / AP Denver recorded a 7.2 percent asking-price increase year-over-year in June, according to the website’s own pricing metrics. Nearly 30 cities have been designated “in the clear” of the housing downtown, according to a report today by Trulia, … Continue reading
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Tagged Asking Price, Big Six, Chief Economist, Colorado Springs, Estate Experts, Foreclosure Rates, Foreclosure Reports, Foreclosures, Homes In Foreclosure, Jed Kolko, Metrics, Metropolitan Areas, Mile High City, Moderate Share, Mortgage, New Home Construction, Phoenix, Price Declines, Skepticism, Trulia
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Home Prices See Gains, But That’s Not the Whole Story
It is not exactly a trend, but for the second-straight month, U.S. home prices saw year-over-year gains. Including distressed sales (foreclosures and short sales), prices rose 1.1 percent in April, according to a new report from analytics firm CoreLogic. Excluding … Continue reading
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Tagged Chief Economist, Connecticut, Delaware, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Foreclosed Homes, Foreclosures, Home Buyer, Housing Market, Inventories, Jed Kolko, Leading Indicator, Metros, Plunge, Reminder, Rents, Spring Sales, Tax Credit, Trulia, U S Home
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Jobs Report Signals More Trouble for Housing
weaker-than expected jobs report for May doesn’t bode well for the overall economy, but for housing it is far more foreboding. From construction, to local economies, even to age segments, the numbers are going in the wrong direction. “The May … Continue reading
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Tagged Age Segments, Building Permits, Chief Economist, Construction Sector, Consumer Sentiment, Department Of Commerce, Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae, Foreboding, Homebuilding, Jed Kolko, Outlays, Price Declines, Setback, Slowdown, Three Months, Trulia, U S Department, Vacancy Rates, Wrong Direction
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How Housing Plays Politics in 2012
Housing may have been the catalyst for the Great Recession, but it is not number one on America’s fix-it list for our next President. Fixing the economy should come before housing policy, according to a new survey by real estate … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottom Of The List, Chief Economist, Conforming Loan Limit, Consumer Confidence, Delinquent Loans, Distinctions, Employment Growth, Enormous Backlog, Federal Budget Deficit, Government Policies, Home Ownership, Housing Market, Jed Kolko, Lobbyists, Mortgage Loan, New Survey, Policy Debates, Principal Balances, Recession, Trulia
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