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Oct. 27--CEDAR RAPIDS -- Facing a deadline to leave her family's governmentsupplied mobile home or start paying rent, Veronica Dorsey is scrambling.
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Enterprise Community Partners commits $4 billion to affordable green building and releases study that quantifies ROI of sustainably built homes.
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Oct. 16--There is no shadow inventory; there is no bank conspiracy; there are no houses waiting like vine-ripened tomatoes for the moment to be plucked, says a recent report from ForeclosureRadar, a prominent data-tracking firm.
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Oct. 14--Tim Underwood, the top executive at the Greater Kansas City Home Builders Association, is leaving the organization, an apparent casualty of the sharp downturn in the new housing market.
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$8,000 Tax Credit's Hoops Frustrate House Hunters
Oct. 11--This summer, Brian Smith decided he should buy a house.
2009 Builder's Choice, Merit Award, Affordable housing
2009 Builder's Choice, Merit Award, Affordable housing project
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Oct. 6--SALISBURY -- The sign being waved along Route 110 is short and direct ¬Â-- "Save Our Home Yard Sale."
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Marin, Sonoma Residents Facing Foreclosure Rally Against System They Say Scammed Them
Oct. 4--A YEAR AGO Rochelle Cook reached out to her mortgage company to restructure the loan on her Novato home after losing financial support from her estranged husband.
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Welcome to Grayling, Mich., where residents paddle canoes through town on the winding AuSable River, ride snowmobiles on forest trails and take scenic walks among 150-year-old trees at Hartwick Pines State Park.
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Sep. 16--Baby boomers and active-adult housing once seemed made for each other.
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The U.S. economy finally seems to be showing signs of recovery, but the two big questions are: how soon and how strong?
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Sep. 14--From an unfinished shopping mall in Elk Grove to the ghostly quiet office parks of South Placer, the slump that has overtaken commercial real estate could rival the meltdown in the housing market.
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Statistical evidence of appreciation seems to be stemming from stronger resales of existing homes and foreclosures.
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Association's analysis finds growth opportunities for home building, remodeling, and multifamily industries in two key legislative provisions.
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To settle lawsuit, the county agrees to build and market at least 750 homes to black and Hispanic buyers.
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Choice Neighborhoods Initiative would provide funding for education and transportation initiatives as well as housing.
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Jul. 13--Three years ago, the nonprofit Columbus Housing Partnership defaulted on a $9.3 million government-insured mortgage that it took out a decade ago to build an apartment complex near Eastland Mall.