Apr 30, 2009 | via WKRG-TV Mobile
Real estate brokers say home sales in the north Mississippi university town of Oxford are slowly perking up after a rough drop last year. Comment?
State budget very similar to family's
Monday Dec 14 | via Hattiesburg American
THERE ARE MORE ZEROES on $6 billion than on $60,000, but otherwise there's not a lot of difference between how Mississippi operates and how a typical family operates. Comment?
Barbour: Severstal repays $10M loan 4 years early
Tuesday Dec 8 | via Myrtle Beach Online
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday that the steel company Severstal North America Inc. Comment?
Peoples Financial Corporation Declares Semiannual Di...
Friday Dec 4 | via The South Mississippi Sun Herald
The board of directors of Peoples Financial Corporation , parent of The Peoples Bank, declared a regular semiannual cash dividend of $.10 per common share, payable January 15, 2010, to stockholders of record January 8, 2010. Comment?
Real Estate Conference addresses challenges
Friday Dec 4 | via The South Mississippi Sun Herald
The Mississippi Association of Realtors annual convention was back on the Coast this year for the first time since Hurricane Katrina. Comment?
Mortgage rates reach 3-month high, above 5 percent
10 min ago | via The Tennessean
Mortgage rates for fixed 30-year U.S. home loans increased for a third consecutive week to the highest in three months, reducing affordability for some buyers and owners who hoped to refinance. Comment?
Despite recession, bright spots emerged in the Whatc...
15 min ago | via Bellingham Herald
For many in the Whatcom County business community, 2009 was gut-check time. Owners and employees of many businesses have spent the past year in survival mode, dealing with layoffs, furloughs and paycuts in order to keep the business open. Comment?
Nine agents join Keller Williams Realty
16 min ago | via Bellingham Herald
Nine real estate agents joined Keller Williams Western Realty in Bellingham this fall. Comment?
Upward trend seen in fixed mortgage rates
19 min ago | via The Baltimore Sun
After hitting an all-time low in early December, the average rate on a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage rose to 5.05 percent last week and could climb to 6 percent by the end of 2010, if not sooner, according to giant mortgage financier Freddie Mac . Comment?
Big gain for existing-home sales
28 min ago | via Home Channel News
Existing-home sales rose 7.4% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 6.54 million units for November, according to a report released today by the National Association of Realtors . Comment?