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Gov. Gavin Newsom Expedites Temporary Housing For Residents In Areas Struck By LA Wildfires
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The median time a home stays on the market has come down from 98 days in July 2011 to 69 days same time this year. Construction Spending Drops In July
Budget constraints have led to a decrease in construction spending. Public sector domain is the worst affected. High Foreclosures Could Decrease Voter Turnout
Neighborhoods suffering from high foreclosures could witness lower levels of voter turnout, a study shows. Reality Show on Foreclosure Buying
The show will take viewers through the process of buying, renovating and refurnishing foreclosed properties, as the economy recovers More Buyers Take Up Asking Price of Residential Properties, Rents Cool Down
The asking price of residential properties increased by 2.3 percent, the biggest since before recession. Freddie Mac Extends Help to Borrowers Affected By Hurricane Isaac
Freddie Mac will extend its disaster relief policies to affected borrowers in Louisiana and Mississippi. King’s Lake Association’s Act Against Six Children Family Gets HUD Rap
A family in Florida has been subjected to different rental terms and threatened to be evicted because they have six children, thereby violating the Fair Housing Act HUD Provides Assistance to Lead Poisoning Victims
Lead paint poisoning affects close to 1.6 percent of children and is rampant among low-income families living in older, poorly maintained housing Commercial Mortgage Delinquency Falls in August
Though commercial mortgage-backed security rates fell in August, foreclosure of commercial properties continues across the nation. Chinese Buyers Flood US Market, Prefer Luxury Sector
Buyers from mainland China and Hong Kong prefer luxury homes in cities such as Los Angeles, Chicago and Manhattan
