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Affluent Buyers Reviving Market for Miami Homes

In a market that many expected to be depressed for a decade, there are plans of building even more high-rise condominiums. Go to Source





Affluent Buyers Reviving Market for Miami Homes

In a market that many expected to be depressed for a decade, there are plans of building even more high-rise condominiums. Go to Source





Affluent Buyers Reviving Market for Miami Homes

In a market that many expected to be depressed for a decade, there are plans of building even more high-rise condominiums. Go to Source





Letting Bankers Walk

The two principal arguments being made for letting the banks off easy don’t make much sense. Go to Source





Letting Bankers Walk

The two principal arguments being made for letting the banks off easy don’t make much sense. Go to Source





Second-Lien Loans May Prompt New Losses for Banks

Banks have so far written down only a small portion of their second-lien mortgage loans. As home values in some areas continue to sink, more losses may be in store. Go to Source





Foreclosure Protesters in Spain’s Cities Now Go Door to Door

Young people battling Spain’s harsh foreclosure system have moved their protests from city squares to individual homes, securing some promised changes in the process. Go to Source





Bank of America Deal Could Mean Quicker Evictions

Bank of America’s $8.5 billion proposed settlement over mortgage securities could put tens of thousands of its most troubled borrowers at risk of being evicted even more quickly, The New York Times reports. Go to Source





In Chicago, Biggest Stock of Foreclosed Homes

If you’re looking for the nation’s largest inventory of foreclosed homes, it’s right here. And there are a number of reasons for that distinction. Go to Source