Friday, April 16, 2010

Today's headlines -- Italian prosecutors want life term - Oregonian
a cheeky online quiz that challenges users to differentiate between alleged drug houses and million-dollar homes. These days, $1 Canadian equals .99 cents in U.S. dollars . By the way, the real estate experts here at Northwest Headlines pretty much

Kitzhaber hits million-dollar mark in fundraising - Oregonian
Democrat John Kitzhaber has become the second candidate in Oregon's race for governor - after Republican Chris Dudley - to go over the million-dollar mark in fundraising Care Association, which represents nursing homes and other long-term care

BR-area home sales up in March, down for quarter - Baton Rouge Advocate
Realtors sold 600 homes in March, 1 percent more than the 594 sold in the same month last year. Dollar volume in March was up 2 percent to $118 million. The quarter, however, still reflects the downward trend that’s characterized recent years.

Frustrated couple's crack-shack quiz targets million - The Province
a cheeky online quiz that challenges users to differentiate between alleged drug houses and million-dollar homes. The quiz has already been taken an estimated 50,000 times since going live on the couples’ website.

Ahwatukee awash in luxury-home deals - Arizona Republic
loans to buy semi-custom tract homes: Houses in gated subdivisions with small yards, play pools and three-car garages. Now, as housing experts think prices are close to, if not at, the lowest part of the cycle, a $1 million dollar home in

Prices 'tumbling' on high-end homes in Ahwatukee - AZCentral.com
loans to buy semi-custom tract homes: Houses in gated subdivisions with small yards, play pools and three-car garages. Now, as housing experts think prices are close to, if not at, the lowest part of the cycle, a $1 million dollar home in

Struggling Homeowners Need More Help - Daily Finance
Investors and speculators should not be protected, nor should Americans living in million-dollar homes or defaulters on vacation homes. "Some people simply will not be able to afford to stay in their homes because they bought more than they could

Developer finds thrill on Blue Diamond Hill - Las Vegas Review Journal
At The Ridges, down the road in Summerlin, million-dollar homes are common, and Rhodes' site could be in that league, partly because it's close to Red Rock and not too far from the city, Rink said. Even a townhouse probably would start at $300,000

No comments:

Post a Comment