Sales of new and existing homes still sluggish in KC market The Kansas City housing market continued to lag in May, with 2,185 new and existing homes sold, down 24 percent from May 2010. Read more on The Kansas City … Read More
Report: Housing market still grim CAMBRIDGE — With millions of owners stuck in homes worth less than they owe, existing home sales remain depressed while new home sales continue near record lows, according to a report from the Joint Read … Read More
Watch: Housing Market Still Not Looking Up New numbers suggest housing prices could continue to tumble. Read more on ABC News
Foreclosure Sales Declines In First Quarter, Still ‘Astronomically High’ LOS ANGELES — Sales of homes in some stage of foreclosure declined in the first three months of the year, but they still accounted for 28 percent of all home sales … Read More
Foreclosure? Don’t worry. You can still vote As the foreclosure crisis continues unabated and the midterm elections approach, at least 12 states have issued guidelines that address the complicated issue of voting while in foreclosure. Read more on CNN Money
Video: Why Housing Is Still So Bad After four years, the housing bust shows no signs of abating Read more on US News & World Report
Condo market still shaky When it comes to downtown San Diego, it’s a tale of two condo markets. Sales of luxury units are slow. But the midlevel market is picking up. Read more on San Diego Union-Tribune
Foreclosure sales still dominate local market Foreclosure home sales in Kane County accounted for more than 45 percent of the county’s overall real estate market sales during the first quarter of this year, with an average discount of about 45 … Read More
Housing market still fragile WASHINGTON — The housing market may be on the verge of taking another plunge that could weaken the broader economic recovery. Read more on Cape Cod Times
NC lawmakers still see home foreclosure as crisis RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) – A proposal in the North Carolina legislature would extend the life of a foreclosure prevention program, and expand it to all borrowers at risk of losing their homes. … Read More