Most industry watchers agree that home prices will continue to slide before they recover, but now some economists say they’ve got a long way to fall before bouncing back.

mortgage lenders get creative
Following the subprime mortgage market collapse, new loans are down, and lenders are turning back to safer - but less profitable - offerings. But with tougher competition and a shrinking market they’re getting a little more creative.

Core Inflation Continues to Improve

GDP and the Housing Sector

Inflation Indicator for the Wholesale Sector

How much home can you afford?
Figuring out how much you can afford to spend on a home is one of the first and most important things every potential buyer should do. It all depends on how much you earn and how much you owe. Stay within the bounds of these two simple rules and you should have little or no trouble making your monthly mortgage payments.

No spillover from mortgage woes - Bernanke
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home-price forecast: First ever decline
home prices are expected to finish down for the year, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said Tuesday, which would mark the first drop since the group started tracking values in 1968.

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