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NEW YORK - Treasury prices jumped Tuesday after the Federal Reserve said it will buy a small amount of government debt in a move to stimulate the economy.
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There have been many changes in the building industry that will affect the future of multifamily starts.
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Aug. 09--A report by a national real estate firm suggests that parts of South Florida's single-family housing market are showing modest improvements.
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With tax credit gone and economy lagging, home buyers lose sense of urgency.
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July 30--All real estate is local, but the market's recovery in Charleston is mostly in the hands of faraway decision-makers -- bank executives who control lending trends, Federal Reserve board members weighing interest rate levels, and business owners who decide when to hire more workers.
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Despite weakness in May and June, housing starts will increase 15% this year, according to a consensus of housing economists.
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Videos and other ad materials highlight homeowners who kept their houses through the Treasury Department’s Making Home Affordable Program.
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Nearly three-quarters of NAHB members built 10 or fewer single-family homes in 2009.
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July 27--The cranes that once soared atop South Florida's skyline and the heavy machinery that hummed along below are mostly gone.
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Sales pace rises 23.6% to 330,000-unit level, which is still relatively slow.