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WASHINGTON - The Federal Housing Administration says its financial cushion has dipped to a dangerously low level but should remain above zero under "most economic scenarios."
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Nov. 12--The supply of homes in the Treasure Valley market is now the lowest it has been since mid-2006.
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Nov. 12--Short sales of homes frustrate buyers, annoy lenders, and cause real estate agents to tear their hair out waiting for deals to close.
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Nov. 12--Low interest rates, a hefty tax credit, price discounts and pent-up demand helped push Charlotte-area home sales last month to their first gain of the downturn -- and a big one at that.
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SANTA FE SPRINGS - Torrance resident Ray Hodjat likes the "green" deal he got in purchasing a new home outside the South Bay.
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Think a posh second home in a sunny spot is beyond your means?
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SPOKANE, Wash. - The number of existing homes sold in Washington state increased in the third quarter compared with the previous three months, the Washington Center for Real Estate Research reported Tuesday.
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NEW YORK - The head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Tuesday she's "very worried" that the nation's biggest banks aren't lending enough and warned the economy could take another turn for the worse without increased access to credit.
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Opening plenary brings together U.S. and international green building pros, leaders, and advocates.
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Robert Toll says the downturn ended last March, but don't expect the recovery to be smooth.