Analysts Say Inventories May Shrink Soon The vast selection of homes may start to slim down. Fewer new homes are being built and banks are aggressive in selling off foreclosures.
U.S. House Passes Plan to Help Borrowers The U.S. House passed a housing aid plan Thursday that would provide $300 billion to refinance mortgages for home owners facing foreclosure.
30-Year Mortgages Edge Down Slightly The 30-year rate slipped to 6.05 percent from 6.06 percent a week ago, while the 15-year fixed rate bumped up to 5.60 percent.
'Mosquitofish' Helps at Abandoned Pools Gambusia affinis, a fish that feeds on mosquito larvae, is being used in hot foreclosure markets in California, Arizona, Florida, and elsewhere.
Treasury's Paulson: Credit Crisis Ending The U.S. treasury secretary says the worst of the nation's credit crisis has probably passed, but he's not so upbeat about housing.
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