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Nailing a comeback

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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Connecticut contractor Peter Schneider is surviving the recession thanks to his hard-won skills, hard-working attitude, and a little bit of luck.

Posted In: bethel, Connecticut, housing market, financial crisis, construction

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Existing home sales up for 2011

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Slightly stronger pre-loved home sales made 2011 a better year for realtors, but a “shadow inventory” still lurks.

Posted In: housing market, interest rates, shadow inventory, Housing

2012: Good days ahead for housing

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David Brancaccio

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Gerard Cassidy thinks today's NAR Pending Home Sales index numbers are a sign that 2012 is the year the housing market recovers.

Posted In: real estate, housing market

Some regions show stronger home sales than others

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Steve Chiotakis

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

The S&P Case-Schiller Index is out today, and it shows home prices in October fell in 19 out of 20 major cities.

Posted In: Housing, housing market

Rental rates one strong sign in weak housing market

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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Home sales fell again in October, with one bright spot in the mix being the rise in rental rates.

Posted In: Housing, housing market, case shiller

Lot 354

The story of the implosion of America's housing market as told through the prism of a single spanish-style home in mid city Los Angeles: Lot 354. Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal tugs on a thread of the history of this quaint three-bedroom home, and what unravels is the story of the housing bubble and its messy burst.

Posted In: lot 354, housing market, speculative bubbles, real estate, foreclosures

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America losing its homeowners

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Friday, October 7, 2011

This final note today. We added jobs in September, but we're losing something else in this economy: Homeowners. The Census Bureau said earlier ...

Posted In: Final Note, housing market

MID-DAY UPDATE: Obama defends efforts in Libya, home prices continue to decline

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Katharine Crnko

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Here are the latest headlines from the Marketplace Morning Report and around the web....

Posted In: case shiller, gas, gas prices, homes, houses, housing market, mid-day update, mortgage, mortgage modifications, mortgage rates, Toyota

MID-DAY UPDATE: AT&T hopes to acquire T-Mobile, Japanese concerns mount over food radiation exposure

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Katharine Crnko

Monday, March 21, 2011

Here are today's headlines from The Marketplace Morning Report and around the web. ...

Posted In: app, at&t, Boeing, China, Facebook, Federal Reserve, Food, Gmail, Google, homes, houses, housing market, iodide, Libya, Mergers and Acquisitions, mid-day update, nuclear, nuclear energy, nuclear power, Oil, oil price, phone, state department, Supreme Court, T-Mobile

MID-DAY UPDATE: Mixed job indicators, changes to home loan requirements

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Katharine Crnko

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

The U.S. Labor Department releases its monthly jobs report Friday, but other key job indicators give us a sense of what to expect. Job placement...

Posted In: Health, housing market, job applications, jobless, labor, mid-day update, mortgage, soda, Taxes

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