Seems the fall off after the tax credit ended April 30th has yet to fully run its course: US Mortgage Applications Soar on Refinance Demand
Prices stabilizing as volumes increase: SoCal home prices fall in July, sales up by Elliot Spagat (AP) A research firm says Southern California home prices
[Skip to the end] On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 5:18 PM, Andrew wrote: AGY MBS UPDATE: 08/12/08 General Themes: Mortgages were weaker to dealer
[Skip to the end] Highlights: U.K. Hometrack House Prices Fall the Most Since 2001 Brown Says He Won’t Turn to ’70s Agenda After Defeat Darling
[Skip to the end] His monetary analysis is ridiculous but we agree on this point: The Media Are Missing the Housing Bottom by Larry Kudlow
[Skip to the end] Too Big to Fail? by Peter S Goodman Using public money to spare Fannie and Freddie would increase the public debt,
The drop in housing starts may be keeping the rental market tight, as about a 80,000 fewer new units are being built each month. U.S.
[Skip to the end] (An email exchange) On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 12:57 AM, Eric wrote: >    I guess you have seen this article.
thanks, a few quips below: Karim writes: Conference Board survey falls from 62.8 to 57.2 (lowest since 1992) Both present situation and expectations decline Labor
Looking more like a bottom with every report. And most housing reports are ‘fighting’ some strong seasonals in the spring. by Shobhana Chandra (Bloomberg) New-home