Home Prices Post Steepest Drop in 20 Years - AP - Tue 9:58 am ET U.S. home prices fell 3.2 percent in the second quarter, the steepest rate of decline since Standard & Poor's began its nationwide housing index in 1987, the research group said
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This article is from local economist Elliott Pollack's website. It is a letter from Elliott Pollack dated August 8, 2007 to editor of The Economist Magazine in response to a negative article about Phoenix in the July 26th 2007 edition of The Economist
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Foreclosures soar on outskirts More people on Valley's fringe losing homes Home buyers have long flocked to metropolitan Phoenix's farthest flung suburbs to get the most house for their buck. In the housing market, it's known as "drive
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Financing deals now haunt borrowers, but 'correction' no surprise to experts The fallout from the country's real-estate slump continues to reverberate in Arizona and across the nation as more homeowners and lenders turn to foreclosure to solve
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Housing Glut Gives Buyers Upper Hand by James R. Hagerty and Ruth Simon Friday, February 2, 2007 As Spring Home-Shopping Season Looms, Supply Mounts and Prices Fall in Some Areas; Builders See Slow Recovery Amid a continuing glut of homes for sale in
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