During 2010, the nation’s 10 largest mortgage lenders turned down about 26 percent of all applications, revealed an analysis conducted by the Wall Street Journal on data filed with banking regulators. The increase in loan applications denial for 2010 – which meant a 23.5 percent increase from 2009 — sheds light on how banks’ cautious [...]
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Top Mortgage Lenders Denied More Loan Applications in 2010
June 28th, 2011 
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No Comments »Glendale real estate agent had $38M in sales in 2010
June 28th, 2011 admin It would be easy enough to dismiss the story of Glendale real-estate agent Taylor Moran’s astonishing 2010 sales total of $38 million as an acute case of beginner’s luck. View full post on real estate – Yahoo! News Search Results Share and Enjoy:
UAE’s real estate sector rebounds in 2010
June 21st, 2011 admin The UAE’s real estate sector rebounded into growth in 2010 after recording one of its largest falls in 2009 because of the 2008 global fiscal distress while construction activity also sharply picked up, according to official data. View full post on real estate – Yahoo! News Search Results Share and Enjoy:
Bay Area May Home Sales, Median Price Inch Up From April; Fall below 2010 – RealEstateRama (press release)
June 15th, 2011 admin Mortgage Rates & Trends (blog) Bay Area May Home Sales, Median Price Inch Up From April; Fall below 2010RealEstateRama (press release)Move-up buying and new-home sales were especially weak last month, while the share of sales involving distressed properties, cash buyers and investors remained far above normal, a real estate information service reported. A total of [...]
HUD Issues 2010 Homelessness Assessment Report
June 15th, 2011 admin Posted To: MND NewsWire Despite the severe economic downturn, persistent unemployment, and thousands of foreclosures, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Shaun Donovan announced that the number of homeless people in the U.S. held relatively steady between 2009 and 2010. While overall numbers were up slightly, the numbers of chronically homeless decreased 1 percent, [...]
