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Rust belt markets showed resurgence in housing prices in the rolling quarter through November, according to Clear Capital’s Home Data Index (HDI) Market Report.

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[bn:WBTKR=HSANNHSP:IND] Builders [] in November broke ground on more U.S. homes, a sign the recovery in homebuilding may carry through into 2010.

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Interest rates are at historic lows but cyclical trends suggest they will soon rise. Home buyers may never see such a chance again, writes Marc Roth.

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U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development reported a 6.2 percent increase in new home sales from September to October.

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The Federal Housing Administration is proposing to increase the up-front cash paid by borrowers as part of an effort to shore up the agency's finances, which have been staggered by rising defaults in its flagship mortgage insurance program, according to FHA officials.

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A first-time homebuyer tax credit, low mortgage rates and falling home prices propelled existing home sales to their biggest monthly percentage increase in a decade.

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Sales of existing U.S. homes probably hit a new 2009 high in October. But that doesn't mean the broader housing market, or the economy, is following suit.

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The typical U.S. family could afford more than two-thirds of all homes sold during the third quarter of this year.

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Congress passed legislation expanding an $8,000 tax credit for first-time homebuyers, extending unemployment benefits and providing tax refunds to money-losing companies.

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The U.S. Senate approved a $45 billion plan to expand a tax credit for first-time homebuyers, extend jobless benefits and provide tax refunds to money-losing companies.

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WASHINGTON, DC - Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan called on Congress to approve three important measures to improve housing and the housing market for Americans: extension ...



















