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City Ranks 5th in Foreclosures
Stockton has shed its title as the nation’s epicenter of foreclosures, and a steady decline in filings over the past 12 months could indicate the county is nearing the bottom of the housing market, experts said. Read the rest of The Record article.>
Continue reading...Capital-area Cities Pursue Housing Rehab Funds
7. July 2009
In Elk Grove, moderate-income buyers of foreclosed homes can get up to $30,000 in low-interest loans from the city to help make their purchases. In Roseville, city officials are crafting a down-payment assistance program aimed at buyers of bank-owned residential properties. Business as usual? Hardly. These are the efforts of cities working double-time to qualify for millions [...]
Continue reading...Sacramento home prices rise 8.1 percent
27. June 2009
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A new report from the California Association of Realtors shows single family home prices in the Sacramento region grew by 8.1 percent in May. The numbers compare to figures from April of 2009. The median price of homes sold in the Sacramento region was $180,940 in May compared to $166,284 in April. The figures still are [...]
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- Thousands Flock to Cal Expo for Mortgage Help
- Bank of America Halts Foreclosures
- Top 10 Western Cities Where Homes Are Losing Most Value
- Local Home Buyers Finding Themselves Outbid
- Mortgage Rates Fall to New Low
- Schwarzenegger Signs Seven Mortgage Laws
- Free “Take Control” Workshop
- Watch FRONTLINE: Close to Home
- Watch FRONTLINE: The Warning
- CA Posts Third Highest Foreclosure Rate in August
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31. July 2009
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