Archive for June, 2009
Realtor Association of Acadiana: What's the scoop on Lafayette … – The Daily Advertiser
Realtor Association of Acadiana: What's the scoop on Lafayette …The Daily AdvertiserAlthough it doesn't have "for sale by owner (FSBO)" statistics, it does contain most of the sales in the Acadiana area because the majority of homes are …and more »
Home sales rate leveling off
Sales of previously occupied homes rose modestly from April to May, the third monthly increase this year, but signs of a housing recovery are fragile at best.
MortgageBrokers.com Strengthens its Management Team, Appoints New Vice President of Sales for Ontario
Mortgagebrokers.com Holdings, Inc. one of North America’s leading mortgage brokerage brands and consolidation firms, is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms.
Statewide Open House
This weekend was Washington’s first statewide open house. Home after home opened their doors across the state.
Prominent NYC skyscraper secures nearly $1.3B loan
Developers of one of the city’s tallest new skyscrapers said Friday they had lined up a nearly $1.3 billion loan, sealing what experts called one of the biggest real estate financing deals since the economic crisis began last fall.
Half-priced house: Man gets a deal in Myers Park
Talk about an incredible buy. A house first priced at more $1 million in Myers Park just sold for less than half that.
Othello Partners to break ground on apartment complex on light-rail line
Developer Othello Partners announced this week it will break ground early next month on the Station at Othello Park, a 352-unit apartment…
Option ARMs reset threatens housing rebound
More than a million payment-option adjustable-rate mortgages will reset to higher rates in the next four years. For some homeowners, payments could jump from $98 a month to $3,500 a month, sparking a new round of foreclosures and threatening the housing recovery.
Mortgage applications rebound
Mortgage applications in the U.S. increased a week ago for the first time in a month as purchases climbed, adding to evidence the market is stabilizing.
Homeowner-association dues are not optional
Thousands of Americans who have generally kept up with their mortgages are still in danger of losing their homes because they let their homeowner-association dues slide.