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Forecast: Existing Home Sales May Recover in Second Half - News Articles

The National Association of Realtors is forecasting a recovery in existing-home sales in the second half of the year, with "modest near-term movement. "   The group's Pending Home Sales Index, a forward-looking indicator based on contracts ...   [click for more]

Home loss threat rises - News Articles

By AUBREY COHEN Foreclosures rose more in the Seattle area than nationwide in June, although the area's foreclosure rate remained far lower, according to a new report. The number of properties with filings in the area, defined as King and Snohomish counties, ...   [click for more]

Truce Time in the Fan-Fred Wars - WSJ.com - News Articles

By FRANKLIN D. RAINES Is it over? After almost 10 years of Fannie and Freddie wars, has the policy and political contest over the future of the government-sponsored enterprises been resolved by the passage of the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008? Apparently not. ...   [click for more]