Finance & Mortgage

No-Money-Down Mortgage Loans Back in the Market

100 percent financing home loans or the No-Money-Down Mortgage payments have reportedly bounced back into the market but will only be available to affluent buyers. Banks and lending institutions claim that the loans are back due to high demand and are a much safer option where wealthy investors are concerned.

New Construction Increased by 6 percent Annually, says Report

In a recent report analyzed by McGraw Hill Construction, it was revealed that the number of new construction went up significantly in December 2012 after a gloomy period of the previous two months. The total rate of construction also went up by 6 percent over the year.

Home Prices Rise in November, Most Since 2006

Home prices rose 5.5 percent in November compared to a year ago, according to report by the Case Shiller index released Tuesday.