Charleston absorption rate by location
Monday Dec 28 | via Charleston Real Estate Blog
News Charleston absorption rate by location As a follow up to yesterday's post of Charleston absorption rate by price range , let's look at the absorption rate by location within the Charleston real estate market. Comment?
Charleston November home sales are sharply higher
Friday Dec 11 | via Charleston Real Estate Blog
News Charleston November home sales are sharply higher Home sales in November throughout the Charleston area were even better than expected with 799 sales recorded as of this morning compared to 507 in November 2008. Comment?
Thursday Dec 10 | via Charleston Business Journal
Foreclosure numbers fell in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties between October and November, but they still were up from a year ago in Charleston and Dorchester counties, according to data released this morning by the national real estate tracking firm RealtyTrac . Comment?
Dorchester County Council Strikes Down Impact Fee
Monday Dec 7 | via WCIV
St. George, SC - It's a win for builders in Dorchester County, but could it slow down drivers? Monday night Dorchester County considered charging builders a fee for each house they build to help pay for roads and ease traffic, but council shot it down for another year with a 4-3 vote. Comment?
Realtors oppose Dorchester impact fee
Sunday Dec 6 | via GreenvilleOnline.com
Dorchester County Council is expected Monday to discuss a new impact fee that would generate new dollars for road widening and other highway projects. Comment?
Safety Net For SC Homeowners About To Vanish
Monday Dec 21 | via WJBF-TV Augusta
South Carolina homeowners are in danger of losing their financial protection because state officials didn't apply for federal money that pays for free foreclosure counseling. Comment?
SC foreclosure counseling funds dwindle, lawmakers f...
Sunday Dec 20 | via WPDE
South Carolina homeowners are in danger A of losing their financial protection because state officials didn't A apply for federal money that pays for free foreclosure counseling. Comment?
SC foreclosures on the decline
Thursday Dec 10 | via GreenvilleOnline.com
The foreclosure rate in the state and the county dropped last month, as the nation as a whole experienced its fourth straight month of declining activity. Comment?
Columbia home sales soared in November
Wednesday Dec 9 | via GreenvilleOnline.com
Columbia-area home sales soared 69 percent in November compared with the same month last year, as buyers snapped up starter homes. Comment?
Tuesday Dec 8 | via Fortune
Lounging in his giant conference room in an otherwise bland office suite near Long Island's Nassau Coliseum, Lewis Ranieri cultivates the image of a worldly philosopher. Comment?
Last decade burst many investorsa bubbles
7 min ago | via Fort Worth Star-Telegram
A string of exploding investment bubbles that started with the dot-coms and ended with mortgages and oil dominated 2000 to 2009. Comment?
Decade's top stories show where it all went wrong fo...
1 min ago | via Star-telegram.com
By EILEEN AJ CONNELLY It was a decade of living dangerously.With interest rates low and lending standards lower, credit became the currency of the decade.Exotic mortgage products helped housing prices more than double. Comment?
Banks borrow less from lending program
1 min ago | via Star-telegram.com
By JEANNINE AVERSA WASHINGTON - Banks borrowed slightly less from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program over the past week, a sign that credit stresses are easing.The Fed, in a report issued Thursday, said commercial banks averaged $18.74 billion in daily borrowing over the week that ended Wednesday. Comment?
Last decade burst many investors' bubbles
1 min ago | via Star-telegram.com
By TIM PARADIS NEW YORK - A string of exploding investment bubbles that started with the dot-coms and ended with mortgages and oil dominated 2000 to 2009. Comment?
Promised housing assistance remains slow to arrive
1 min ago | via Star-telegram.com
By JIM WASSERMAN SACRAMENTO, Calif. - 2009 was the year, finally, that promised relief, opening with foreclosure moratoriums and a highly touted Obama administration initiative to keep millions of desperate borrowers in their homes.But 2009 ended with the same old troubles.Expectations of widespread and faster loan modifications are proving a ... Comment?