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Home sales, prices heading up in Denver
DENVER — The housing market is turning into a bright spot in the U.S. economy. A report out Tuesday shows home prices across the country continue to climb at a record-breaking pace… Including here in Denver. What does this report … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Market, Bidding War, Broker Associate, Case Shiller Home Price Index, Denver Denver, Dream Home, Four Months, Frenzy, Great News, Home Price Index, Housing Market, Howells, Low Mortgage, Mark Holland, Metro Denver, Mortgage Rates, Real Estate Group, Scoop, Thaddeus, Unemployment
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In a Twist, Both Home Prices and Rents Rise
Home prices across the nation continued their upswing in June, according to a new report from CoreLogic. Including sales of foreclosures and short sales (selling for less than the value of the mortgage), prices rose 2.5 percent from a year … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 Months, Consumer Confidence, Corelogic, Declines, Digi, Fannie Mae, Foreclosures, Good Time, Halfway Point, Housing Market, Inception, Mortgage Prices, Optimism, Rental Markets, Rents, Survey Respondents, Trulia, Uncertainty, Unemployment, Upswing
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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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Editorial: Making banks dot the "i" in every foreclosure
People who are losing their homes to foreclosure have a right to know that those who are taking back the property have the legal right to do so. That’s why we think a bill introduced in the General Assembly by … Continue reading
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Tagged Boom, Borrowers, Current State, Facing Foreclosure, Financial Distress, Foreclosures, General Assembly, Housing Bubble, Lenders, Mccann, Mortgage Documents, Mortgage Payments, Pockets, Premise, Property Values, Quot, Shoddy Record, State Of Affairs, Subprime Lending, Unemployment
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State of real estate in South Metro Denver
You might have heard a bit about real estate and its continued struggles across the country, but all real estate is local. Based on that, the economics of real estate still apply. Interest and jobs still influence homeownership. While the … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordability, Consumer Confidence, Cou, Economics, Financial Institutions, Fixed Rate Loans, Foreclosures, Highlands Ranch, Interest Rates, Local Markets, Market 3, Metro Denver Area, Neighborhood, Perspective, Real Estate, Risky Loans, South Metro Area, South Metro Denver, Unemployment, What This Means
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Homebuilders Face New Hurdles
Builders are on track to construct the fewest single family homes in history this year. Total housing starts in July were down 1.7 percent, month to month, which may not sound like a lot, but when you break the number … Continue reading
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Tagged 15 Minutes, Bowie Md, Construction Site, Consumer Confidence, Country Business, Debt Issue, Escalation, Executive Vice, Gas Prices, Home Ownership Rate, Homebuilders, Hurdles, Last Winter, Mid Atlantic, Miller Tabak, Rockville Md, Single Family, Spring Market, Turmoil, Unemployment
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It May Be Time to Believe in Housing Again
It’s hard to know what to believe in the housing market today, with so many conflicting data reports, some analysts claiming the market has hit bottom, and others seeing further doom. The home builders themselves can’t seem to find anything … Continue reading
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Tagged Architect, Dc Area, Design Trends, Different Story, Doom, Government Jobs, Home Builders, Hook, Households, Housing Market, Kermit, Metro Areas, Personal Finances, Price Uncertainty, Q3, Residential Architects, Screen Porch, Sentiment Index, Trends Survey, Unemployment
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