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BofA and the Parrot: Bird’s Eye View of the Foreclosure Mess

As we reported Wednesday, BofA apologized for an incident in which its contractors entered a woman's home near Pittsburgh while she was out, cut off

[Real Estate News] FHA Says Higher Down Payments Risks Double-Dip Price Decline

Responding to critics, officials of the Federal Housing Administration are set to warn in Congressional testimony Thursday that a double-dip decline in housing prices may ...
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[Real Estate News] Silverstein Building in ‘Imminent Default’

Another New York office building is in “imminent default." ...
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[Real Estate News] An Extreme Makeover Home’s Mysterious Raffle

It appears that a family that received an Extreme Makeover home in suburban Atlanta has resorted to raffling off their supersized house to avoid foreclosure. ...
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[Real Estate News] Despite Looming Fed Exit, Mortgage Rates Stay Low

The Federal Reserve is almost done buying mortgage-backed securities, which has helped lower mortgage rates to near historical lows for much of the past year, ...
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[Real Estate News] Can Your iPhone Tell You Which House to Buy?

For those seeking bargains in today’s bombed-out housing market, it helps to have strong nerves and a big wad of cash. But do you also ...
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[Real Estate News] Forget Granite Countertops, Here Comes Electric-Vehicle Charging

Charging up the car in the garage might seem like something from the Jetsons cartoon, but builder KB Home is making that a reality Tuesday. ...
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[Real Estate News] Shiller: Should We Keep Subsidizing the Housing Market?

Is the government's massive support of homeownership nothing more than a "sacred cow in American society?" ...
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[Real Estate News] J.P. Morgan: Foreclosure Sales Could Be Higher in Three Years

Efforts to modify loans and delay foreclosures may have helped hold down the stock of foreclosures for sale in the second half of 2009, fostering ...
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[Real Estate News] Whatever Happened to Leona Helmsley’s Dog?

The canine in question is Trouble Helmsley, the beloved Maltese poodle left behind by the late Leona Helmsley who died in 2007. ...
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FHA Says Higher Down Payments Risks Double-Dip Price Decline

Responding to critics, officials of the Federal Housing Administration are set to warn in Congressional testimony Thursday that a double-dip decline in housing prices may

BofA and the Parrot: Bird’s Eye View of the Foreclosure Mess

As we reported Wednesday, BofA apologized for an incident in which its contractors entered a woman's home near Pittsburgh while she was out, cut off

Silverstein Building in ‘Imminent Default’

Another New York office building is in “imminent default."

An Extreme Makeover Home’s Mysterious Raffle

It appears that a family that received an Extreme Makeover home in suburban Atlanta has resorted to raffling off their supersized house to avoid foreclosure.

Can Your iPhone Tell You Which House to Buy?

For those seeking bargains in today’s bombed-out housing market, it helps to have strong nerves and a big wad of cash. But do you also

Despite Looming Fed Exit, Mortgage Rates Stay Low

The Federal Reserve is almost done buying mortgage-backed securities, which has helped lower mortgage rates to near historical lows for much of the past year,

Forget Granite Countertops, Here Comes Electric-Vehicle Charging

Charging up the car in the garage might seem like something from the Jetsons cartoon, but builder KB Home is making that a reality Tuesday.

Whatever Happened to Leona Helmsley’s Dog?

The canine in question is Trouble Helmsley, the beloved Maltese poodle left behind by the late Leona Helmsley who died in 2007.

J.P. Morgan: Foreclosure Sales Could Be Higher in Three Years

Efforts to modify loans and delay foreclosures may have helped hold down the stock of foreclosures for sale in the second half of 2009, fostering

Shiller: Should We Keep Subsidizing the Housing Market?

Is the government's massive support of homeownership nothing more than a "sacred cow in American society?"
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