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The construction industry loses more jobs, New Jersey changes its approach to affordable housing, and Florida joins the list of states suing Countrywide.
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Irvine-based builder merges three divisions into one.
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Nation’s unemployment rate remains at 5.5 percent.
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British firm is parent company of U.S. home builder Taylor Morrison.
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Faced with numerous foreclosures that create public safety hazards and drag down property values, cities and states say banks must take care of properties or face big fines.
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Bill that went into effect July 1 expected to expand bidding process and lower administrative costs.
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Robert Harris Homes couldn’t get lenders to restructure its debt.
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MatlinPatterson Global Advisors will provide a $530 million cash infusion into the heavily indebted company.
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Baltimore-area builder is close to getting court approval for project-based financing from lenders.
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Level of housing activity in Golden State could be lowest since World War II.
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Pulte and Shea chief executives agree better times are ahead.
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May proves a tough month for home builders as new-home sales and prices decline, and inventory increases.
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Maryland builder received America's Best Builder honor in 2006.
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Annual Joint Center report suggests slump is “worst in 50 years.”
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Various reports indicate that construction activity will soften through 2009.
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Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research says jumps in interest rates and unemployment contribute to "downward spiral" and shares his ideas on the latest Case-Shiller data.
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Government agency relies on different data, resulting in a "comparatively muted" decline compared to other indices.
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Conference Board says numbers are fifth-lowest reading ever.
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The billionaire financier filed an SEC report on Friday announcing he is talking with a “special committee” about restructuring the company.