Winston-Salem Real Estate News

Wednesday | via Winston-Salem Journal> 

Sales of existing homes in Forsyth County rose 30.3 percent last month, compared with November 2008.

Related Topix: Housing, Forsyth County, NC, Real Estate, Home Selling, Home

Tuesday Dec 29 | via Los Angeles Business 

Grandbridge Real Estate Capital of Charlotte, N.C., has made a $45 million mortgage bridge loan for a 17-building office portfolio owned by a Newport Beach fund.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

Tuesday Dec 22 | via Lincoln Tribune 

The silver lining in North Carolina's foreclosure crisis is that more homeowners are taking preventive measures and getting help to avoid losing their homes, according to Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County .

Related Topix: Foreclosures, Forsyth County, NC, Home, Mortgage, Stokes, NC

Monday Dec 21 | via The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area 

The Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Forsyth County said demand for foreclosure counseling in the area skyrocketed by 220 percent between the 2007-2008 and 2008-2009 fiscal years.

Related Topix: Foreclosures, Forsyth County, NC

Saturday Dec 19 | via Winston-Salem Journal 

Dr. R. Duncan Hite has been named the new chief of the Section on Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy and Immunologic Diseases at Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

Related Topix: Wake Forest University, Medicine, Hospital Administration, Healthcare Industry, Winston-Salem, NC, Home, Mortgage, Greensboro College

Yesterday | via Myrtle Beach Online 

Free agent reliever Danys Baez and the Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a two-year contract, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

Related Topix: North Carolina, Foreclosures, Business News

Thursday | via Charlotte Business Journal 

The Charlotte area produced 2,000 home sales in November, a 31 percent increase from November 2008, the North Carolina Association of Realtors reports.

Related Topix: Housing, North Carolina, Real Estate

Wednesday | via Residential Real Estate 

The Triangle produced 2,026 home sales in November, a 71 percent increase from November 2008, the North Carolina Association of Realtors reports.

Related Topix: Housing, North Carolina, Real Estate

Wednesday Dec 30 | via Smoky Mountain News 

The Smoky Mountain News is paying homage this week to some of the newsmakers of 2009 by dishing out our annual awards.

Related Topix: North Carolina, US National Parks, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Home, Mortgage, Foreclosures

Sunday Dec 20 | via Jacksonville Daily News 

Our trends look nothing like those of states such as California and Arizona where the housing markets look a bit like smoking ruins.

Related Topix: North Carolina, Home, Mortgage, Housing

Aug 1, 2009 | via Kkbq.com 

" I'm not great and yeah. Some might ask her out -- that's like taxes and I got my stats are.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Personal Finance, Home, Mortgage

7 min ago | via Floridatoday.com 

How bad is the home foreclosure crisis in Brevard County? So bad that 2009 was another record year with 8,853 filings on the books through November, more than 400 above the record set in 2008.

Related Topix: Foreclosures, Brevard County, FL, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

10 min ago | via IcWales 

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Related Topix: Mortgage, Home

10 min ago | via Denver Post 

The HR lady pulled Michael Walker into a room and told him he was fired. The reason: Talking to the FBI.

Related Topix: Financial Services, Investment Banking, Lehman Brothers Holdings, Investment Services, Economics News, Bankruptcy, Home, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Mortgage, Criminal Defense Law, Law

12 min ago | via St Petersburg News 

The meltdown in U.S. property prices has not dampened enthusiasm for home buyers in other countries, particularly Asia.

Related Topix: Housing, China, Asia, World News