Fresno Real Estate News

Sunday Dec 13 | via CentralValley.com 

Valley entrepreneur helps people look tan without skin damage. Valley entrepreneur helps people look tan without skin damage.

Related Topix: Fresno, CA, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Mill Valley, CA, San Joaquin, CA

Sunday Dec 13 | via Free Republic 

Current mortgage rates should be the answer to everyone's prayers--the chance to refinance at articificially low rates and enjoy artificially low payments into the hereafter.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

Friday Dec 11 | via Free Republic 

TOPICS: Business/Economy ; Crime/Corruption ; Government KEYWORDS: When Renee Penny of Columbia, Tenn., heard about the federal government's "Making Home Affordable" loan modification program last spring, she thought she had found welcome relief.

Related Topix: Columbia, TN, Banking, Bank of America, Financial Services, Home, Mortgage

Thursday Dec 10 | via KMJ-AM Fresno 

Sin City is no longer tops when it comes to the foreclosure crisis. That dubious title now belongs to Merced.

Related Topix: Foreclosures, Fresno, CA

Thursday Dec 10 | via CentralValley.com 

Just when the local economy could use a shot in the arm, banks large and small are being forced to divert money to shore up the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Related Topix: Fresno, CA, Small Business, Personal Finance, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Banking, Capital Corp of the West, Financial Services

14 hrs ago | via Bakersfield.com 

Felix Adamo / The Californian This home located at 3012 Doris Lane sold for $175,000 on Oct.

Related Topix: Home Listing, Home, California, Housing

Yesterday | via Realty Trac 

After losing approximately 1 million payroll jobs, California entered the recession in August 2007, nearly five months ahead of the rest of the country, forecasters from the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research at Chapman University in Orange, Calif., said last week.

Related Topix: California, Chapman University, Orange, CA, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Foreclosures

12 hrs ago | via KSWB-TV San Diego 

Southern California's real estate industry, decimated by the mortgage meltdown and housing bust, is stirring to life again -- even making hiring plans -- as home prices bounce back.

Related Topix: California, Housing, Real Estate, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

18 hrs ago | via Nu Wire Investor 

With sales of newly built homes jumping to the highest level this year, the Southern California housing market continued to show slow but steady improvement in November.

Related Topix: California, San Bernardino County, CA, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Foreclosures

21 hrs ago | via San Diego Union-Tribune 

Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 12:02 a.m. As San Diego County's housing market slowly climbs back to normal, Southern California as a whole still suffers from a high level of distressed properties, MDA DataQuick reported yesterday.

Related Topix: San Diego County, CA, California, Foreclosures, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

2 min ago | via Institutional Investor 

South Carolina Electric & Gas will finance pre-construction costs for its planned nuclear expansion units from the proceeds of a $150 million bond issuance last week.

Related Topix: Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Energy, Financial Markets, Energy, Department of Energy, Home, Mortgage

6 min ago | via Somerset County Gazette 

Taunton 's MP Jeremy Browne is embroiled in a new expenses row this week after revealing that a Parliamentary watchdog has demanded he repay A 17,894 in mortgage expense claims.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Personal Finance, Home, Mortgage, Home Buying

8 min ago | via American Reporter 

Those who thought that last week's government bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would stabilize the financial markets got a wakeup call this week.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Economics News, Subprime Mortgage Crisis, Bankruptcy, Banking, Bank of America, Financial Services

8 min ago | via Chicago Tribune 

The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that it would leave its benchmark interest rate at close to zero, where it has been for the last year, and keep it there for an "extended period." Fed policymakers said at the conclusion of their two-day meeting that economic activity was continuing to pick up, noting that the housing sector was showing ...

Related Topix: Ben Bernanke, Mortgage, Home, Business News

9 min ago | via American Reporter 

Will wonders never cease? I never thought the right-wing Republicans of the House of Representatives would join arms with the progressive Democrats that populate this newspaper and put the kibosh on President George W. Bush's greedy, unrealistic and anti-American $700 billion bailout plan for Wall Street.

Related Topix: US News, George Bush, Home, Mortgage, US Politics, 2008 Presidential Election