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- Record High New Home Prices Have Room to Grow
- Florida’s CNL is selling resort villages, including Copper Mountain
- Nearly half of all US homeowners with a mortgage still ‘underwater’ in Q1
- Franklin Street Properties Corp. Acquires Office Property in Denver, Colorado
- Why Fannie Mae Shot Up 400% in Three Months
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Record High New Home Prices Have Room to Grow
Supplies of new and existing homes are at levels not seen since the frenzy of the last housing boom. The phenomenon is national and not just relegated to the former boom markets. April listings were down 41 percent from a … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Cnbc, Diana Olick, Facebook, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Chairman, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, Frenzy, Home Buyer, Houses For Sale, Housing Boom, Interest Rates, Jane Fairweather, Labor Shortages, Mortgage Rates, Percentage Points, Phenomenon, Purchasing Power, Realtor, Waterstone Mortgage
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Home Prices Rise, but Analysts See Pressure Ahead
While sales of existing homes are still on a bumpy road to recovery, home prices are seeing steady gains. Nationally, prices rose 2.6 percent in August, according to a repeat sales index from Lender Processing Services. Prices are up an … Continue reading
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Tagged Banks, Bumpy Road, Distressed Properties, Distressed Sales, Downward Pressure, Foreclosures, Housing Market, Investors, Las Vegas, Metro Markets, Mortgage Finance, Moving Average, Percentage Points, Phoenix, Precipitous Drop, Processing Services, Reo Properties, Repeat Sales, Respondents, Sales Index
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Rising Optimism in Housing Doesn’t Compute
An increasing number of Americans are starting to believe in home price appreciation again. Perhaps it’s the excitement of an early spring market, perhaps the fact that unemployment has been steadily easing, or perhaps just the fact that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Chief Economist, Data Providers, Doug Duncan, Early Spring, Economic Crisis, Excitement, Fannie Mae, Foreclosed Homes, Home Price Appreciation, Mortgage Rates, News Release, Optimism, Percentage Points, Price Expectations, Respondents, Six Months, Spring Market, Treacherous Waters, Unemployment
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Parsing Home Prices Proves Precarious
Another day, another double-dose of home price reports, a home sentiment survey and a weekly report on mortgage applications. All seem to point in different directions. Both Lender Processing Services and CoreLogic released home price data, the former for December … Continue reading
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Tagged Anecdotal Reports, Competitive Edge, Denver Real Estate, Distressed Properties, Double Dose, Fannie Mae, Federal Governments, First Timers, Foreclosures, Glenn Kelman, Housing Market, Mortgage Applications, Percentage Point, Percentage Points, Processing Services, Real Estate Agents, Redfin, Respondents, Spring Market, Weekly Mortgage
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Study: Number of smartphone users who download apps doubles in two years
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. Got an app for that? A fast-growing number of smartphone users are saying yes. The share … Continue reading
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Tagged 25 August, Business Real Estate, Denver Post, Information Gathering, Kristen, Margin Of Error, Mobile Apps, Mobile Phones, New Approach, News Weather Sports, Percentage Points, Pew Research Center, Purcell, Software Program, Survey Also Found That, Tablet Computer, Technology News, Three Quarters, Vuong, Weather
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Single-family home outlook improves in Denver
Dennis Huspeni Reporter – Denver Business Journal Email | Facebook | Twitter | Real Deals blog Sales are up, and foreclosure rate and inventory are down, for single-family homes in the metro Denver market, according to three studies recently released. The information gleaned … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Billion, 2000s, Broomfield, Corelogic, Delinquency Rate, Delinquent, Denver Business Journal, Denver Market, Facebook, Foreclosures, Gary Bauer, Information Gleaned From, Metro Denver, Metrolist Inc, Mortgage Loans, National Foreclosure, Percentage Points, Real Estate Broker, S Sales, Single Family
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Home Ownership May Fall More Than Expected
Sometimes you hear one thing and don’t think much of it, and then you hear another thing that makes the first thing seem much more important. This morning the Mortgage Bankers Association put out a report from two UCLA researchers … Continue reading
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Tagged Earnings Conference, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Freddie Mac, Home Ownership, Homeownership Rate, Investor Market, Jamie Dimon, Jp Morgan, Jpm, Lucrative Business, Mba Study, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Business, Mortgage Lending, Mortgage Market, Percentage Points, Retention Rules, Risk Retention, Ucla Researchers
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More Borrowers Underwater: Why We Should Care
Falling home prices at the turn of the year pushed more borrowers into a negative equity position, meaning they owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. In Q4, 23 percent of borrowers nationwide, or 11.1 million, were … Continue reading
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Tagged Borrowers, Chief Economist, Chris Koster, Climbing Back, Corelogic, Equity Position, Feds, Finance Markets, Mark Fleming, Missouri State, Monthly Mortgage Payments, Mortgage Finance, Mortgage Market, Negative Equity, Percentage Points, Policymakers, Q3, Regulators, State Ag, State Attorneys
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