Housing groups warn that problems in Britain’s housing market are not being fixed, on the day that figures on new house building are due.
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Housing market ‘not being fixed’
March saw some improvements in Northern Ireland’s housing market in March, a new survey suggests.
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Housing market sees improvements
President Obama on Wednesday made his latest pitch to lift the nation’s beleaguered housing market, unveiling a series of proposals to help struggling borrowers reduce their monthly payments and to stem the continuing slide in real estate prices. Read full article > >
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Obama announces new housing refinance plan
President Obama on Wednesday made his latest pitch to lift the nation’s beleaguered housing market, unveiling a series of proposals to help struggling borrowers reduce their monthly payments and to stem the continuing slide in real estate prices. Read full article > >
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Obama announces new housing refinance plan
Confidence among the nation’s single-family home builders rose in January for the fourth consecutive month, according to the National Association of Home Builders/ Wells Fargo Housing Market Index released Wednesday. Read full article > >
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Home builders’ confidence grows in January
A growing proportion of surveyors believe that economic uncertainty is holding back housing market activity.
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Outlook key to housing inactivity
The Obama administration Wednesday went searching for creative answers to a perplexing question: How can the government rid itself of the glut of foreclosed properties it now owns in a way that nudges the housing market toward recovery? As the housing crisis has persisted, government-backed mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac , along with the Federal Housing Administration, have taken possession of hundreds of thousands of foreclosures throughout the country. But selling those homes at decent prices in an abysmal market has proven difficult. Read full article > >
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Government-owned homes may get ‘for rent’ signs
The UK housing market is still subdued, according to the latest monthly survey from the Nationwide building society.
The Obama administration’s plan to overhaul the U.S. housing market drew fire Friday from some of the president’s traditional allies, who argued that proposals in the newly released report could make it too costly for many Americans to buy a home.
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Administration proposals to overhaul federal housing role draw fire from left
Cautious buyers and sellers failed to add any fresh impetus into the UK housing market in January, according to a survey.
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Caution dominates housing market
Heavy snowfall during December led to “lacklustre” activity levels in the UK housing market, surveyors say.
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Snow ’caused slow housing market’
The housing market is being stifled by a lack of first-time buyers and economic confidence, according to surveyors.
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Housing market ‘is being stifled’
Most Americans expect the US housing market to remain depressed for at least another two years, a survey finds.
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US housing doldrums ‘until 2013′
US home prices fell again in September, a survey says, as the relapse in the weak housing market continues.
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US house prices in fresh decline
Household incomes and spending rise in the US in October, giving Wall Street a lift, despite continuing housing market woes.
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US spending rises despite housing
Administration proposals to overhaul federal housing role draw fire from left
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