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Homes for Sale News Archive 12-Sep-2008

  • What the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac rescue means for the Valley (ABC 15 Phoenix)

    As of today there are a whopping 52,000 plus homes for sale in the Valley, 14,000 of those are foreclosures. Industry experts are hoping the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac rescue by the government will help reduce those numbers.


  • King George, Dahlgren, Westmoreland, Colonial Beach, newspaper, Real Estate, Homes for Sale, newspaper printing, web ... (The Journal Press)

    Subscribe! Questions about Brown?s current contract amendment Phyllis Cook 10.SEP.08 It appears the King George School Board could have problems with the current contract amendment considered to now be in effect for Superintendent Dr. Candace Brown.


  • King George, Dahlgren, Westmoreland, Colonial Beach, newspaper, Real Estate, Homes for Sale, newspaper printing, web ... (The Journal Press)

    Subscribe! School Board lawyer tells Rhodes they won?t pay $300 to settle Phyllis Cook 10.SEP.08 Januari Rhodes said she was told by King George School Board attorney Stacy Haney that her clients are not going to pay $300 as part of a proposed settlement agreement and will instead go to court to argue dismissal of the case.


  • Bad News for Housing Market (WLNS Lansing)

    Home sales fall and market will only improve when glut of homes for sale level out.


  • Takeover may not be enough to stabilize housing market, analysts say (Winston-Salem Journal)

    The Bush administration is seizing troubled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in a bid to help reverse a prolonged housing and credit crisis. But private analysts worried that it may not be enough to stabilize the slumping housing market given the glut of vacant homes for sale, rising foreclosures, rising unemployment and weak consumer confidence.


  • Lincoln Park reverses plan for home sales (Springfield News-Sun)

    The site plan for the Lincoln Park Hope VI development program will no longer include homes for sale.


  • Housing inventory continues to decline (Denver Post)

    Data released today showed a continued decline in the number of homes for sale in the Denver area, which housing experts said points to an improving market.


  • Number of homes for sale decreases (Las Vegas Review-Journal)

    The number of local homes listed for sale through August decreased by 3.0 percent for single-family homes, with 22,710 homes listed for sale in August, compared to 23,423 homes listed in July, the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors reported today.


  • MORTGAGE BAILOUT: Will it be enough? (The Herald News)

    Private analysts worry that the government's bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may not be enough to stabilize the slumping housing market, given the glut of vacant homes for sale, rising foreclosures, rising unemployment and weak consumer confidence.


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