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Home Prices Heading In The Wrong Direction

U.S. home prices fell by 0.5% in March as compared to February, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller home price index. The index measures average home prices in 20 major US cities. On a positive note, prices were up 2.3% versus March of 2009.

 

Tax credit fuels surge in April home sales

Tax credit fuels surge in April home sales

Home sales surpassed expectations for April as government incentives provided a temporary boost to the housing market.

 

Mortgage delinquencies spike 10%

Mortgage delinquencies spike 10%

A dubious distinction was reached during the first three months of 2010: More than 10% of all borrowers are now behind on their mortgage payments.

 

How To Gauge Your Home's Worth

In an unstable market, appraising properties becomes especially tricky.

 

Home prices stabilize in 60% of U.S. cities

Home prices rose in nearly 60 percent of U.S. cities in the first quarter of this year, as the housing market started to stabilize thanks to billions of dollars in federal spending.

 

Foreclosures fall in most of top metro areas

Foreclosure activity fell in 14 of the top 20 U.S. metropolitan areas in the first quarter compared with a year earlier, even though total U.S. foreclosures rose, RealtyTrac said on Thursday.

 

Buying a home? Don't focus on sale price alone

Prospective home buyers tend to focus on a single number: the listed sale price. It's why they're often blindsided by the array of costs that come with buying a home.

 

New home sales rise 27 percent

New home sales rise 27 percent

Better weather and government incentives help March sales rebound from record low.

 

Federal Reserve Made $47.4 Billion in 2009

The transfer, a record sum, was the result of the central bank’s actions to support the fragile housing market.

 

Daniel Goldstein, Last Atlantic Yards Holdout, Leaves for $3 Million

With a wrecking ball staring him in the face, the most vocal opponent of Atlantic Yards is taking $3 million from Forest City Ratner to leave his condo.

 

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