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Our mid-year forecast roundup reveals big expectations for 2010.
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Steve Wall reacquires land and homes lost to banks after his company went bankrupt.
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Moody’s economist also says housing will not be ‘an early source of growth’ in this recovery.
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The Oregon-based builder, which filed Chapter 11 last fall, expects to be profitable again next year.
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After a serious bout of attrition, this Ohio market is luring companies again.
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Local home builders were banking on at least two years of relief.
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Former housing hot spots continue to suffer, but pain seems to be subsiding.
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America’s Recovery Capital program will lend up to $35,000 interest-free over six-month period to qualified small businesses.
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Some federal bills would increase amount available for all buyers. But budget deficits raise questions about the extent of state programs, particularly in California.
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Sales, traffic improving even in move-up and active adult markets.