Albuquerque Real Estate News

16 hrs ago | via American Reporter 

Market Mover FIXING THE ECONOMY VIA SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM by Mark Scheinbaum American Reporter Correspondent Albuquerque, N.M. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.. April 6, 2009 -- The debates are going 'round and 'round on "fixing the economy." Perhaps we should focus upon entirely new ideas and models instead of repairing financial structures and infrastructures ...

Related Topix: Social Security, Personal Finance, Albuquerque, NM, Retirement, Mortgage

Wednesday Dec 16 | via Augusta Chronicle 

Augusta continues to weather the recession better than three-quarters of the major metropolitan areas in the country.

Related Topix: Augusta, GA, Foreclosures

Tuesday Dec 15 | via Las Vegas Review Journal 

The six-state Intermountain West region has been hit hardest by the economic crisis, with Las Vegas, Phoenix and Boise, Idaho, remaining as the most troubled metropolitan areas in the entire nation in the third quarter, Brookings Mountain West reported Monday.

Related Topix: Las Vegas, NV, Housing

Thursday Dec 10 | via ClipSyndicate 

Critics say a state law designed to protect homeowners from property tax hikes actually backfired.

Related Topix: Bernalillo County, NM, Albuquerque, NM, Mortgage, Home, Video, Real Estate

Tuesday Dec 8 | via Inman Real Estate News 

Real estate search company Roost announced its expansion to 11 new markets today, pushing the service's total number of markets to more than 8,000. The new markets are spread nationwide and include the metropolitan areas of Albuquerque, N.M.; Birmingham, Ala.; Charleston, S.C.; Columbus, Ohio; Honolulu, Hawaii; Kansas City, Mo.; Knoxville, Tenn.; ...

Related Topix: Albuquerque, NM, Real Estate

Tuesday Dec 8 | via The Hook 

While the name of the new Mexican place in Coran Capshaw's the just-renovated Jefferson Theater hadn't been decided by press time, sources tell Dish that - Cinema Taco ' has become a favorite among the powers that be.

Related Topix: New Mexico, Theater, Arts, Dining, Real Estate

Nov 17, 2009 | via New Mexico Business Weekly 

In declaring the recession "unofficially" over, Fannie Mae 's monthly economics and mortgage market analysis predicts the economy will achieve reasonable growth in the fourth quarter of this year.

Related Topix: Financial Services, Fannie Mae, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, New Mexico, Housing

Sep 29, 2009 | via KVIA 

The New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority says an offer has been accepted to buy the first foreclosed home using money allocated through the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.

Related Topix: New Mexico, Mortgage, Home

Sep 29, 2009 | via Nu Wire Investor 

New Mexico real estate is projected to see a double digit drop in home values across major cities for 2009 as many new homes still remain empty due to lack of demand.

Related Topix: New Mexico, Foreclosures, Housing, Mortgage, Home

Sep 9, 2009 | via New Mexico Business Weekly 

The economy in New Mexico and six neighboring states "generally held steady in late July and August," the U.S. Federal Reserve reported Wednesday in its latest "Beige Book" survey of the region's business executives.

Related Topix: New Mexico, Housing, Real Estate, Auto Dealers

3 min ago | via Detroit Free Press 

The U.S. Treasury said today it will inject another $3.8 billion into troubled lender GMAC, part of a deal that will boost the federal government's stake to 56% and attempt to staunch the company's losses from bad mortgages.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home, Housing

3 min ago | via 7Online.com 

The government is providing a fresh $3.8 billion cash infusion to stabilize GMAC Financial Services as it struggles with hefty losses in its home mortgage unit.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Auto Dealers

4 min ago | via Inside Bay Area 

The Treasury Department agreed to invest another $3.8 billion in Detroit-based GMAC and will own a majority of the auto finance company.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Personal Finance

5 min ago | via KMTR Eugene 

Freddie Mac headquarters in McLean, Virginia. WASHINGTON a ' The government's Christmas Eve pledge of unlimited financial aid to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is aimed at making sure the housing market doesn't take another turn for the worse and cause the economic recovery to unravel.

Related Topix: Financial Services, Fannie Mae, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, US News, US Treasury, Foreclosures

6 min ago | via Seeking Alpha 

GMAC Inc. , the former finance arm of General Motors, has asked for further government help of $3.5 billion to meet buffer requirements.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance