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The News Journal reports, “Delaware housing leaders build on good mood.”
“Average rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.39%,” writes USA Today.
Bloomberg Businessweek prints, “California Leading U.S. Out of Housing Bust.”
“Housing for Douglas County homeless veterans breaks ground,” reports NR Today.
The Joplin Globe runs, “City of Joplin celebrates $45 million HUD grant.”
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AOL Real Estate writes, “Housing Recovery Taking Hold, Government Survey Says.”
“Fannie Mae finds increased homebuyer faith in housing recovery,” reports Housingwire.
U.S. News runs, “Nation’s Shadow Inventory Falls to More Than 3-Year Low.”
“Homeless task force to broaden reach,” prints the Daily News Journal.
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The Hill prints, “Housing markets continue to show improvement.”
“Fewer foreclosures completed in August: CoreLogic,” writes Reuters.
The Associated Press reports, “US rate on 30-year mortgage hits record 3.36 pct.”
“Residents eligible for next phase of energy efficient improvement,” writes The Orange County Register.
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Los Angeles Times writes, “Mortgage refinances surge to highest level since April 2009.”
“Landlord Gains Slow as Homebuying Tops Renting: Mortgages,” reports Businessweek.
The Chicago Tribune runs, “Wells Fargo to Help 550 Chicago area homebuyers with down payment.”
“Lennar plans 700 homes in four new communities,” reports Charlotte Business Journal.
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CNN Money writes, “Economists: Housing recovery finally here.”
“CoreLogic: Home prices rise 4.6% from last year” reports, Housingwire.
USA Today runs, “Home prices are rising fast.”
The Daily Breeze prints, “Fannie Mae: Despite It All, Americans Want to Buy, Not Rent.”
And lastly, “Big investments in homeless programs, facilities could save Greater Portland $3 million per year down the road” writes Bangor Daily News.
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