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Homes for Sale News Archive 20-Mar-2009

  • Luxury homes for sale dirt cheap (The Washington Times)

    There is a silver lining for some in the current recession cloud. Homes, many in some of the poshest neighborhoods in the country, are at their most affordable rates in decades.


  • Foreclosures open up home-buying opportunities in Katy neighborhood (11 News Houston)

    A year ago, three-fourths of the homes for sale in Katy?s Bear Creek Meadows subdivision were foreclosures. Many of those were vacant.


  • City Living Sundays Returns This Weekend (R News)

    The City of Rochester wants to help you find the home that is right for you. The city kicked off its 17th "City Living Sundays". The program helps people discover the value in city living. Home buyers will have a chance to attend neighborhood seminars and tours of homes for sale.


  • Home Builders Adapt to Tough Market (KLAS Las Vegas)

    While many U.S. housing markets are seeing an increase in home sales, Las Vegas is still struggling. That's especially true for new home construction which has stiff competition from the flood of foreclosed homes for sale.


  • Jacksonville home foreclosures reach 25 percent of homes for sale (BizJournals)

    NORTHEAST FLORIDA ? At first, it sounds abysmal: Nearly one-quarter of the homes for sale in Jacksonville are foreclosures or short sales.


  • HomeStreet Drops Fixed-Rate Loans Below Four Percent for Select Properties (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)

    HomeStreet Bank announced today that it has lowered its interest rate to 3.875* percent for select new homes for sale within its 'Preferred Properties' financing program.


  • QUICK POLL (GlobeSt.com)

    NEW YORK CITY-Investment banking firm Carlton Advisory Services says it?s marketing about $500 million in commercial, residential loans and single-family REO homes for sale in four separate offerings.


  • Seattle Humane Society sees uptick in abandoned pets amid bad economy (Bellevue Reporter)

    With an increase in foreclosures and homes for sale, people are having to downgrade, even in the area of household pets. The Seattle Humane Society has recorded a rising number of pets coming through their doors due to the troubling economy.


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