News
Deutsche Bank Loses Bid to End U.S. Mortgage Lawsuit
AIG Keen to Sell Bank, Expand Mortgages
Spain's Promises to Spare Needy From Eviction After Suicides
EDITOR'S PICKS
-
Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
-
Pasadena Native Lost Her House To LA Wildfires One Day After Paying Off Her Mortgage: 'It's Gone'
-
How The Mircale Malibu Mansion And Pacific Palisades Home Survived The Devastating LA Fires
-
What Happens To Your Mortgage And Property Tax When You Lose Your Home In A Natural Disaster?
Homeowners return to an 18-mile (30-km) barrier island off New Jersey's Atlantic coast on Saturday, giving some of them their first view of the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy. Breaking Groumd on Housing for LGBT Seniors
Gay rights took a big stride forward in this week's elections, with voters in four states affirming the right of same-sex couples to marry. But here's an issue in the LGBT community that continues to fly under the radar: what happens to LGBT Americans when they get old? JP Morgan Reaches Deal with SEC Staff on Two Mortgage Probes
JPMorgan Chase & Co has reached an agreement in principle with the staff of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve two previously disclosed investigations related to mortgage-backed securities, the company disclosed in a quarterly filing on Thursday. Ford Builds Plug-ins, 'Wild Focus' at Flexible Michigan Plant
Ford Motor Co marked on Thursday the production launch of its latest plug-in hybrid at a former SUV factory that now serves as a model for the second-largest U.S. automaker's global manufacturing strategy. China's Leadership Challenge in New Era Centers Around Housing
In the mountain village of Yangchang in the backwater province of Guizhou in southwestern China, the roof of the Yang family home is cracked and about to cave in, held upright only by a few rickety tree trunks. FEMA Still Provides Free Housing in Joplin, 18 Months After Tornado
An affordable place to live in the wake of disasters such as superstorm Sandy can become a long-term benefit, as some survivors of the massive 2011 tornado in Joplin, Missouri, can attest. Sandy Shutdowns Could Slam New York Office Market
The breakdown in services that lingers in lower Manhattan a week after super-storm Sandy may make tenants think twice before moving to or re-leasing office space in the area whose rebirth since September 11, has been painfully slow, some brokers said. Waiting for Housing to Drive the U.S. Economy
The U.S. housing market is on the mend, but the so-called "missing piston" of the world's biggest economy doesn't have enough power to get the broader recovery firing on all cylinders any time soon. Former FEMA Official to Head NYC Housing Recovery Effort
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Monday named a former Federal Emergency Management Agency official to lead the city's housing recovery effort after superstorm Sandy left tens of thousands of local residents homeless from flood damage or placed in shelters due to lack of power, water and heat. Sandy Still Causing Nightmare Commute, Housing Crisis
Most New York City schools reopened and millions of commuters fought huge crowds on public transportation on Monday, a week after superstorm Sandy devastated the U.S. Northeast and created lingering hardship for disaster victims as winter sets in.
