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Backlog of foreclosed homes overshadows market recovery | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Dallas Business News
Backlog of foreclosed homes overshadows market recovery | Dallas Business News by Steve Brown:
"LAS VEGAS – A growing overhang of foreclosed housing is casting a shadow on the housing market recovery.
Thousands of vacant houses are sitting on markets around the country – many of them foreclosed homes awaiting resale, analysts say.
What happens to those foreclosed houses will affect home values in many areas, economists warned this week at the National Association of Home Builders' annual conference in Las Vegas."
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Treasury bonds a harbinger for housing market - Business - MiamiHerald.com
Treasury bonds a harbinger for housing market - Business - MiamiHerald.com:
"Last week, mortgage-finance giant Freddie Mac said the average U.S. rate for 30-year home loans climbed to 5.05 percent from 4.94 percent the previous week and 4.81 percent two weeks earlier."
Turnaround in housing market expected - BostonHerald.com
Turnaround in housing market expected
BostonHerald.com (December 30, 2009) by Jay Fitzgerald:
BostonHerald.com (December 30, 2009) by Jay Fitzgerald:
"A new report released yesterday showed that the nation’s prices appear to be stabilizing in many U.S. markets, though pockets of the country are continuing to get hammered by the recent housing-market collapse."
US Housing Market Recovery Damped By Still-Rising Delinquencies - WSJ.com
US Housing Market Recovery Damped By Still-Rising Delinquencies - WSJ.com by John Spence:
"Investors appeared to take a report on flat U.S. home prices in stride Tuesday, but still-rising mortgage delinquencies signal more foreclosures, damping hopes that the housing market is recovering."
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