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Tag Archives: Price Declines
Is Housing Recovering as Much as Everyone Thinks?
The news is finally good: Consumer sentiment in housing is at the highest level since the recovery began. Realtors say not only are buyers coming back, but much-needed sellers are too. Inventories of distressed properties are shrinking, and mortgage rates … Continue reading
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‘Underwater Mortgage’ Refis Get Fresh Push in Congress
A slight improvement in home prices has helped to pull some U.S. homeowners back above water on their mortgages, but the gains are small, and the problem is still epidemic. As of July, 22.4 percent of homeowners with a mortgage … Continue reading
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Trulia Reports Cooling Foreign Interest in US Real Estate
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Jul 24, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) – Trulia today published its International House Hunter Report, which provides the inside scoop on current foreign interest in the U.S. housing market. Based on all home searches on Trulia between … Continue reading
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Tagged california, California Real Estate, condos, Crisis Countries, Eurozone, Fourth Quarter, Greece Italy, Home Searchers, homes, Housing Bubble, Housing Market, Hunter Report, International House, Local Markets, Marketwire, Massive Debt, Metropolitan Areas, Metros, news, Price Declines, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, S Real Estate, San Francisco Ca, townhomes, Trulia, U S Home, Warm Winters
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Inman News publishes, 10 Prime Real Estate Markets for First-Time Buyers Report – Virtual
Inman News has identified the 10 metro markets with the greatest share of first-time homebuyers relying on mortgages backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) in 2011. Alameda, CA (PRWEB) June 11, 2012 Inman News™ the leader in independent real … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda Ca, california, California Real Estate, condos, Federal Housing Administration, Fha Loans, First Three Months, First Time Buyer, First Time Buyers, First Time Home Buyers, First Timers, homes, Independent Real Estate, Inman News, Martinsburg Md, Median Sales Prices, Metro Markets, National Median, news, Price Declines, Prime Markets, Prime Real Estate, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, S Central, Time Home Buyers, townhomes, Unemployment Rates
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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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Housing market may be on rebound at last
The housing market’s long, cold winter may finally be heading into a springtime thaw. New data show price declines easing in big cities, sales of new homes improving nationally and foreclosures in California dropping to levels not seen since before … Continue reading
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Tagged california, California Real Estate, Christopher Thornberg, condos, Corporate Profits, Credit Crunch, Dataquick, Default Notices, Drag On, First Three Months, Foreclosure Market, Glut, Holdouts, homes, Housing Market, Limited Supply, Long Cold Winter, Median Price, Months Of The Year, news, Price Declines, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Right Direction, Sales Volume, Springtime, Thaw, townhomes
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The Real Estate Recovery: The Good, the Bad—and the Ugly
In Miami, condominiums are hot again. In Phoenix, builders are opening new communities. In New Jersey, buyers are finding it takes about three years to foreclose on a property In Atlanta, home prices are down 14 percent annually, thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged california, California Real Estate, Case Shiller, Cnbc, condos, Distressed Properties, Excess Supply, Fits And Starts, Global Insight, homes, Inflection Point, Jamie Dimon, Jp Morgan, Jpm, Lows, Miami Condominiums, Mortgage Bankers Association, Mortgage Rates, New Wave, news, Northern Virginia, Phoenix Builders, Price Declines, Real Estate, real estate business, Real Estate News, Residential Properties, Speedy Recovery, townhomes
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Job gains seen in suffering ‘sand states’
All four states are tourism and retirement meccas. They’re benefiting as the housing crisis eases, Americans travel more amid the improving economy, and the flow of retirees to Sunbelt states picks up modestly after slowing to a trickle in the … Continue reading
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Home affordability still O.C. problem
Veteran Southern California real estate analyst G.U. Krueger adds his commentary on the housing market to this blog in a spot we call “Thursday Morning Quarterback.” Here’s his latest installment. … Housing affordability is up, but there’s not enough improvement … Continue reading
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