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2009
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October
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- Recession-Proof Places for Working Retirees
- Foreclosures: Down But Still Elevated
- Economists Predict Housing Recovery
- BoA Struggles With Loan Modifications
- 'Foreclosure aid' firms to pay fines
- Commercial real estate to drive U.S. bank failures...
- Experts: Plummeting prices have rendered condos ne...
- Valley landlords face new reality
- Worst may be over for housing in the Valley
- Banks Making Short Sales Tougher
- Office Vacancy Rates Still Soaring
- A Historic Time to Buy
- No improvement seen for retail real estate
- Recession Rising Like Phoenix With Area Delinquenc...
- More Than Half of Modified Loans Back in Default
- Guess Who's Ditching Their Mortgages
- Consumer Confidence Is Down
- Signaling Confidence, Fed Holds Rates Steady
- NAR: Existing-Home Sales Fall
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September
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- Seven New Rules for the First-Time Home Buyer
- D.C. Dances Around Tax Credit Extension
- Credit Market Makes Economists Nervous
- Congress Gets Report on Cutting MID
- Mortgage Applications Slide
- Pending Home Sales on a Record Roll
- Commercial Mortgage Defaults Jump for U.S. Banks
- Option ARMs Put Recovery at Risk
- First-Time Buyer Tax Credit Extension Possible
- Delinquencies Climb
- Banks Plan to Keep Lending Tight
- Buyers Rush to Beat Tax Credit Deadline
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August
(16)
- Foreclosures rise 7 percent in July from June
- Vacancies Still Strain Commercial Properties
- Foreclosures Still Up in Sun Belt, Midwest
- Economists Pronounce the Recession Over
- Fed Will Keep Key Rates Low
- Commercial foreclosures rocket
- Residential Real Estate Market Update
- More Home Owners Underwater as Prices Fall
- Feds Scold BoA, Wells Fargo on Loan Modifications
- Construction Spending Rises, Defies Forecasts
- Entrepreneur Identifies 10 Do-Business Cities
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October
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