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| Research: Home Buyers, Sellers Influenced by Media |
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Media stories on real estate trends and the affect they have on buyer and seller behaviour has been monitored for the first time and the results show the impact is immediate and significant. via Scoop
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| Should you buy a house or stocks? |
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"Then you see this huge collapse and people say, 'I am never going to go into stocks again. I am going to go into real estate, where it's safe.' " Jason Gerbsman and his wife, Lauren, began thinking about buying a home just as the housing market began to slump two years ago. |
| It's Spring. Ready to Buy a Home Yet? |
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"There are going to be first-time home buyers coming out of the woodwork" The spring home-buying season is upon us. In small towns and big cities alike, "Open House" and "For Sale" signs are sprouting like crocuses. via Today's 6
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It's Spring. Ready to Buy a Home Yet? Spring has always been busy season for real estate. via KWCH
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| Letter: Where's bad news about housing? |
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One of the major topics dominating social conversations is the housing crisis, especially the status of the real estate market and the price of homes in Chico. via Chico Enterprise-Record
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| The New FHA - Temporarily, we think |
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Okay, I know that you're probably getting sick of hearing "Now is the Right Time to Buy!" So, let me try to provide you with a little more understanding and incentive to "step off of the proverbial fence" if ... ...
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| Mortgage Applications Rise For First Time in Weeks |
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U.S. mortgage applications rose the first time in three weeks, fueled by a jump in demand for refinancing and home purchase loans as interest rates dropped, an industry group said Wednesday. via VenturaCountyStar
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| Fannie Mae's outlook further shakes market |
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"I think that right now we are in the belly of the cycle" The outlook for the housing market darkened further Tuesday as the nation's largest buyer of home mortgages said it racked up more than $2 billion in quarterly losses and forecast a steeper drop in home prices ... |
