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Reports: Home sales, prices plummet in May
Wednesday Jun 24 | via The Indianapolis Star
Despite attractive tax incentives for first-time buyers, sales of previously owned homes fell 6.6 percent last month from a year ago, while the median sale price plunged 17 percent, to $173,000. The report by the National Association of Realtors showed sales falling in all but two of the 12 major Midwestern markets tracked in the Associated ... Comment?
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Hendricks County to get $20,000 in relief aid
Apr 29, 2009 | via IndyStar.com
A Central Indiana fund that helps provide groceries for the hungry, housing or utility relief for the destitute and other basic needs will distribute another $20,000 in Hendricks County. Comment?
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County Recorders Warned Of Scammers Stealing House D...
Apr 17, 2009 | via WBIW-AM Bedford
Indiana's county recorders are warning of a new scam to steal your house out from under you. Comment?
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Silver lining in home sales dropoff
Apr 13, 2009 | via Indianapolis Star
Select areas of Central Indiana saw increases in homes being sold in March, a possible sign that the down market is making a turnaround. Comment?
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Suburbs spur Indy-area home sales surge
Apr 13, 2009 | via Indianapolis Star
Select areas of Central Indiana saw increases in home sales in March, a possible sign that the market is making a turnaround. Comment?
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Judge selected for high-profile forgery case
19 hrs ago | via The Indianapolis Star
The Indiana Supreme Court has appointed a special judge to preside over a politically sensitive forgery case involving the wife of a Marion Superior Court judge. Comment?
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Prevent identity theft: freeze credit reports
Wednesday Jul 8 | via WTHR-TV Indianapolis
Preventing identity theft goes beyond the tips you've heard before. Indiana officials are now unveiling free resources to keep you from losing your money and spending weeks untangling the damage. Comment?
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Wednesday Jul 8 | via Journal Gazette
Fort Wayne's Lancia Homes and Coldwell Banker Roth Wehrly Graber have launched a collaboration to better market new homes in the area. Comment?
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Marion Co. judge recuses in forgery case
Tuesday Jul 7 | via Indianapolis Star
A senior judge today asked the Indiana Supreme Court to appoint a special judge to handle a politically sensitive forgery case with connections to two sitting Marion Superior Court judges. Comment?
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Batch of new laws go into effect today
Wednesday Jul 1 | via The Star Press Muncie News
Whether you're a teenager devoted to your cell phone or a teacher who's had it up to here with unruly kids, new Indiana laws going into effect today will affect you. Comment?
National Headlines
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'Wachovia'-to-'Wells Fargo' name change may take a w...
2 min ago | via PilotOnline.com
Loading... Click for full view Though Wachovia Securities became part of Wells Fargo Advisors earlier this year, new Well Fargo signage won't appear on Wachovia branches in the mid-Atlantic region until late next year or early 2011. Comment?
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Inflation isn't a problem now, but it is a possibility
3 min ago | via KOTA Television
With the economy at death's door last fall, the federal government prescribed the strongest medicines in its pharmacy. Comment?
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New law makes mortgage meltdown help mandatory
6 min ago | via Connecticut Post
Troubled Connecticut homeowners would be required to seek mediation services to keep their homes out of foreclosure under legislation signed into law this week by Republican Gov. Comment?
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Another View: Market can meet seniors' needs
7 min ago | via Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Lifelong communities" are a new, unpleasant reality for homeowners in this trying housing market. Comment?
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Poor leave Calif. at higher rate than rich; Nevada a...
19 hrs ago | via Reno Gazette-Journal
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The poor are more likely to leave California than the rich, despite concerns that the state's relatively high income tax rate is driving away the wealthy, a new study shows. Comment?
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