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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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Investing in America: Home Remodeling on a Roll
delinquent loans and foreclosed properties. But as the wider economy begins to strengthen, and Americans start to feel better about their current and future finances, they are dipping their toes back into the housing waters, in the form of remodeling. … Continue reading
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Tagged Building Permits, Construction Equipment, Delinquent Loans, Distressed Properties, Emison, Foreclosed Properties, Great News, Gypsum, Home Depot, Ipo, More Than Five Years, Remodeling Loans, S Market, S Sales, Sherwin Williams, Shw, Three Months, Toes, Usg, Weyerhaeuser
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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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National Home Prices Double Dip
It’s official. Home prices have double dipped nationwide, now lower than their March 2009 trough, according to a new report from Clear Capital. It was inevitable, and it was predicted (by me for sure) that a surge in sales of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chicago Market, Distressed Properties, Foreclosed Properties, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Metro Markets, Mid West, Nine Months, Proportion, Quarter Thanks, Realtor, Recession, Reo Properties, Reo Sales, Roost, Saturation, Subprime Mortgage, Three Months, Trough, West Side
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Vacancies shrinking as companies expand
<!–Saxotech Paragraph Count: 1–> “Fort Collins is a small market,” Mokler said. “Where Denver’s average user is 30,000 to 50,000, ours are more in the 10,000 square feet. But some of our larger stuff is getting shown, he said, including … Continue reading
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Tagged Absorption, Business Park, Counterparts, Fort Collins, Garages, Hard Time, Justin Morrison, Landlord, Landlords, Loveland, Mulberry, Property Management Company, Realtec, Saxotech, Sperry Van Ness, Square Feet, Square Foot, Three Months, Vacancies, Vacancy
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