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CMHC Reports January Starts Continue to Rise
21 hours ago ago from Real Estate Canadian Real Estate Homes House Market Report |RealtyKitchen.com
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) released its January 2010 housing start data today that suggests that Canada is returning to a more healthy economic footing. Image: Salvatore Vuono / FreeDigitalPhotos.net In January 2010, the seasonally adjusted annual rate for new home construction was 186,300 units. This is slightly up from the December 2009 rate of 176,100 units. The revised figures for 2009 were also ...
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21 hours ago ago from Curbed LA
Former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton may have moved back East, taking a job at security consulting firm Altegrity Risk (there he is pictured on the New York-based firm's web site with his new co-workers ), but his Los Feliz home--and that never-used pool--are kicking around, waiting for a buyer. The home, listed back in June for $1.875 million , just underwent another pricechop last month, falling to $1.399 million. William Bratton launches ...
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7 hours ago ago from Westchester & Bronx NY investment property real estate blog
The nation's housing slow down will be a long haul and a full recovery won't occur until some time in 2009, according to a new report by Housing Predictor, which forecasts more than 250 local housing market futures in all 50 U.S. states. The report comes on the heals of a Yale University economist warning to Congress that there may be future shocks to the nation's housing markets. Economist Robert Shiller, who authored a book ...
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11 hours ago ago from Seattle Real Estate / Foreclosure Blog
Below are some excerpts from a recent article in the Wall Street Journal: Modified Loans Helps Housing Market: President Barack Obama's plan to ease mortgage terms for millions of distressed homeowners, announced nearly a year ago, now is widely panned for having fallen short of its ambitious goals. But some analysts say the program is a success in one sense: By slowing the flow of foreclosed homes to the market, it has helped prop up ...
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5 hours ago ago from Michelle on Mortgages
Michelle on Mortgages To be notified when I write something new, sign up for daily email alerts or subscribe to the feed . Existing Home Sales Plummet In December, But It Was Expected Just one month after from blowing away Wall Street, December's Existing Home Sales hit the skids, shedding nearly 17 percent and falling to a 4-month low. Don't be alarmed, though. The plunge was expected. And not just because Pending ...
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Martin Luz: Language Matters: A "House" Is Not A "Home"
21 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
About a week ago, on ABC's This Week , Mme. Huffington told Roger Ailes that language matters. It certainly does. So much so that it deserves its own regular featurette. And since that's one of our chief preoccupations at LiteralMayhem , we offer you: Language Matters: an occasional series on the use, abuse, and impact of language As a first subject let's take the current Great Recession. We know that "housing" was the pin in the hand ...
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23 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
"We haven't yet found a way of dealing with this..." - Assistant Treasury Secretary Herbert M. Allison Jr. on home mortgage-loan modifications. Early in his term of office, President Obama set the standard by which voters should judge his administration, saying it would be tested by how successful it proves to be in ending the nation's economic downturn. Republican victories in New Jersey, Virginia and, more recently, Massachusetts, as ...
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10 hours ago ago from Housing Watch
Print Email More What do the Indianapolis Colts and the Chicago housing market have in common? They'll both have to wait at least another year for redemption. But bad news for Chicago's housing market - it may have to wait even longer than the Super Bowl losers. According to John Burns Real Estate Consulting , an Irvine, Calif.-based company that focuses on home building industry decisions, Chicago-area existing-home sales ...
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9 hours ago ago from FOX Business
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11 hours ago ago from FOX Business
Existing users please login User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Home / Markets / Industries / Finance Tuesday, February 09, 2010 Goldman Cuts Greek And Italian Banks To Sell  By Barbara Kollmeyer MarketWatch Pulse  MADRID -- National ...
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