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Homes for Sale News Archive 08-Feb-2008
PARIS ? French police were questioning a second trader today about whether he knew of trades that led to billions in losses at bank Societe Generale, according to a newspaper report.
AmericanTowns, the national network of hyperlocal, community-based websites, has announced a content relationship with Trulia.com, a leading on-line provider of local real estate information. Commencing in early 2008, AmericanTowns' 15,000 local community websites is incorporating Trulia's listings and maps of homes for sale and recent sales, as well as charts of local real estate trends and ...
Celebrity gossip, famous birthdays and other tidbits, compiled from Seattle Times news services.
Homes for sale are being burglarized at a rapid rate in five different East Memphis neighborhoods, officials with the Memphis Area Association of R....
North America's Largest Homes For Sales The Real Estate Book. North America's largest and most successful "Homes for Sale" magazine is offering the chance to be ...
The Detroit Free Press and its attorney this morning are trying to obtain copies of secret documents that Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick signed to settle a whistleblowers' lawsuit with three Detroit police officers last year.
PHILADELPHIA ? A traffic judge apologized to a man who was hounded for 17 years by officials trying to get his similarly named twin brother to resolve $1,800 in unpaid tickets and fines.
The number of homes for sale in the country continues to creep upward thanks to waning demand. At the current existing-home sales rate, it would take a full 10.5 months to sell the 4.4 million existing homes on the market.
GENEVA ? The World Trade Organization has ruled against the European Union on tariffs for bananas, officials said today, possibly opening the door to millions in U.S. commercial sanctions.
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