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Housing market slowing (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser)

June 4th, 2008 · Permalink

Fewer homes are being sold in Lafayette Parish than in 2007, but whether those numbers indicate a long-term downward spiral in the local housing market remains to be seen.
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Housing Hits The Bargain Bin

May 29th, 2008 · Permalink

ABC News - The foreclosure crisis is forcing homeowners to sell at bargain bin prices.

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Homeowner vacancies hit record high

April 28th, 2008 · Permalink

Reuters - The share of vacant U.S. homes rose to a record level in the first quarter, the government reported on Monday, with homeowners finding it increasingly difficult to find buyers in a collapsed market and more homes in foreclosure.
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Executives see credit and housing as big threats

April 18th, 2008 · Permalink

AP - Turmoil in credit and housing markets will be the most significant threat to growth this year, according to a survey of top financial company executives released Friday.
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Housing rescue: What you need to know

March 4th, 2008 · Permalink

There are so many plans being floated to stem the subprime crisis and avert foreclosures, it’s hard to keep track. A cheat sheet on the major proposals.
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Existing home sales hit 9-year low

February 25th, 2008 · Permalink

AP - Sales of existing homes fell to the lowest level in nearly a decade in January while the median price for a home dropped for the fifth straight month.
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Your Home: Testing Your Water for Contaminants

February 24th, 2008 · Permalink

Once a homeowner discovers that something is wrong with the water, what next?
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Economic Report: Home builders say gloom won’t dissipate in 2008

February 15th, 2008 · Permalink

ORLANDO (MarketWatch) — The housing market will not stabilize until late in 2008 at best, with sales, starts and prices continuing their slide through most of the year, economists attending the International Builders Show here said Wednesday.
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