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Tighter FHA loan rules won't stall Sacramento home sales, experts say
Sacramento Bee Read his blog on real estate, Home Front, at www.sacbee.com/blogs. Reader comments on Sacbee.com are the opinions of the writer, not The Sacramento Bee. … and more » |
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Are you feeling lucky?
Sacramento Bee In a sidelight to the state's continuing real estate woes, high-end homes have become potential jackpots for cash-strapped nonprofits. … and more » |
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38800 California jobs erased
Sacramento Bee Several restaurants have closed around town in recent months, including four TGI Friday's outlets owned by bankrupt real estate developer Abe Alizadeh. … |
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Public Employee Unions Are Sinking California
Wall Street Journal That liability, released before the precipitous drop in stock-market and real-estate values, certainly will soar. One idea gaining traction is to create a … and more » |
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Public Employee Unions Are Sinking California
Wall Street Journal That liability, released before the precipitous drop in stock-market and real-estate values, certainly will soar. One idea gaining traction is to create a … and more » |
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CalPERS to buy real estate this year
Bizjournals.com Dear's comments came as Sacramento-based CalPERS reported its results for 2009, including a $46 billion increase in assets from the financial market's nadir … and more » |
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Building boom transforms heart of Beirut
Sacramento Bee "The market is continuing to really stun a lot of people and to attract some new players," said Raja Makarem, founder of Ramco, a leading real estate … and more » |
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Sacramento County home prices turned upward in 2009
Sacramento Bee At least 40 percent of Sacramento-area loans in 2009 were FHA loans. Call The Bee's Jim Wasserman, (916) 321-1102. Read his blog on real estate, Home Front, … |
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Would-be arena bankroller Macquarie Group does deals on a grand scale
Sacramento Bee Last summer a real estate investment fund it manages, Macquarie CountryWide Trust, sold a string of shopping centers to the California Public Employees' … and more » |
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Will Berkeley Be the Next Haiti?
Huffington Post (blog) You would think that if you were a potential home buyer, your real estate agent would be legally obliged to disclose to you that your home was being torn … and more » |
