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He sees April's numbers as a blip in a continuing weak real estate market. April resale numbers show the median price of a home in the Valley continues to ...
Imagine buying the lot for your dream home and afterward being informed by the Arizona Department of Real Estate that you can’t use, build on or sell your ...
Foltz said the real-estate market is nothing but an aggregation of individual buying decisions, and those individual buyers appear to be thinking more ...
Centro Properties Group's complicated capital structure was a key to its growth. Now that the company is struggling, the structure may shield it from creditors.
Chances for a sale of Post Properties appear to be dimming amid weaker-than-expected first-quarter earnings and the loss of a key prospective buyer for the company.
For the first time since July 2005, the local resale housing market has posted year-over-year improvement. April had 5,585 recorded sales in contrast to 4,855 sales for a year ago and 4,335 sales in March 2008.
The Valley’s real estate market experienced its first year-over-year improvement since July 2005, following a jump in existing home sales last month. ...
Undoubtedly, some people in the real estate industry may insist that the market is improving, while some would-be buyers continue to wait on the sidelines ...
Undoubtedly, some people in the real estate industry may insist that the market is improving, while some would-be buyers continue to wait on the sidelines ...
Hawaii so far is largely escaping a tourism slowdown that has hit many other U.S. vacation spots, thanks in part to the state's efforts in recent years to diversify its visitor base.
Neighborhood associations are grappling with shrunken budgets as residents lose their homes to foreclosure and building slows. As a result, associations are raising fees or putting the brakes on improvements and amenities.
It's clear that the economy is contracting, certainly in Arizona. The economy has to improve before the housing market can. That could be two years. ...
Democrats are risking a backlash over efforts by Congress to rescue homeowners who can't afford their mortgages. The White House and most Republicans say this amounts to using taxpayer money to reward bad behavior.
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