Moodus Real Estate News

Tuesday Dec 8 | via Natl. Relocation & Real Estate 

RISMEDIA, December 9, 2009 - Sales of single-family homes and condominiums in Connecticut jumped by double-digit percentages in October 2009 from a year earlier, according to The Warren Group, publisher of The Commercial Record .

Related Topix: Housing, 9, Windham, CT, Middlesex County, CT, Windham County, CT, Fairfield County, CT

Oct 30, 2009 | via The Day 

In this real estate market, "flat is good." So said Timothy M. Warren Jr., chief executive of The Warren Group, as he released September real estate statistics Thursday that showed sales of single-family homes in New London County edging up 2.2 percent in September compared to a year ago, with statewide numbers essentially the same as last year.

Related Topix: Real Estate, New London County, CT, Housing

Oct 29, 2009 | via The Day 

Sales of single-family homes edged up 2.2 percent in September, but the median price was off $22,000 compared to a year ago, according to real estate statistics released today.

Related Topix: New London County, CT, Housing, Windham County, CT

Oct 2, 2009 | via The Hartford Courant 

House sales in Connecticut jumped in August for the second consecutive month, this time by nearly 7 percent compared with a year earlier, as buyers took advantage of lower asking prices and a first-time federal home buyer tax credit.

Related Topix: Housing, Foreclosures, Tolland County, CT, Middlesex County, CT, Hartford County, CT

3 hrs ago | via The Hartford Courant 

Connecticut closes the decade with 58,000 fewer jobs than it had at the end of 1999, a 3.5 percent decline that puts the state it at or near the bottom nationally in job creation.

Related Topix: Connecticut, Best of 2007, Hartford, CT, Greenwich, CT, Home, Mortgage

Monday Dec 28 | via WTIC-TV Hartford 

Two years ago, when Connecticut and the nation entered the downturn that has come to be known as the Great Recession, unemployment hovered at 5 percent.

Related Topix: Connecticut, Best of 2007, Foreclosures, Glastonbury, CT, Housing, Windsor, CT

Thursday Dec 17 | via Connecticut Post 

Angelica Nolan has joined the New Canaan office of Coldwell Banker Previews in New Canaan.

Related Topix: Canaan, CT, New Canaan, CT, Housing, Greenwich, CT, Connecticut

Monday Dec 7 | via Housing Wire 

Single-family house and condo sales in Connecticut rose by double-digit percentages in October from the previous year, according to real estate information provider The Warren Group .

Related Topix: Connecticut, Housing

Nov 28, 2009 | via The Day 

A Mystic-based real estate professional has been named president of the Eastern Connecticut Association of Realtors.

Related Topix: Real Estate, Connecticut, Mystic, CT, Norwich, CT

4 min ago | via Kildare Nationalist 

CONSUMERS are slashing their credit card spending as they tighten their belts for huge reductions in overall income.

Related Topix: Credit Card Debt, Mortgage, Home

4 min ago | via WETM-TV Elmira 

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

12 min ago | via Detroit Free Press 

Robert Shumake's resume looked impressive when he convinced Detroit's two public pension boards in 2006 to invest millions in his companies.

Related Topix: Detroit, MI, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Criminal Defense Law, Law

13 min ago | via SF Gate 

The fresh infusion is on top of $12.5 billion in taxpayer money Detroit's GMAC has already received from the government.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Insurance, American International Group, Financial Services, Fannie Mae, Business News

13 min ago | via Falkirk Now 

The Government's stamp duty holiday failed to help as many buyers as it predicted because of the low level of property sales during the past year, a mortgage trade body has said.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home