From the RealEstateJournal Archives
Blacklisting Hits Home Sellers
In the nation's worst-hit real-estate markets, homeowners are suffering a new blow: They are being blacklisted by lenders.
In the nation's worst-hit real-estate markets, homeowners are suffering a new blow: They are being blacklisted by lenders.
Home Builders Go 'Green' To Seek New Selling Point
More builders are adding eco-friendly features to their new homes. It is a strategy born out of necessity.
More builders are adding eco-friendly features to their new homes. It is a strategy born out of necessity.
Market Trends
Pending Home Sales Flat in January
A forward-looking indicator of existing-home sales held steady early this year, surprising forecasters predicting another decline.
- Sawdust Shortage Looms As U.S. Economy Slows
- New-Home Sales Sank in January To Slowest Pace Since 1995
- Decline in Home Prices Picks up Pace
- New-Home Sales Tumbled 9% Amid Falling Prices in November
>> More market-trends stories. . .
Buy/Sell Tactics
Renting Out a Second Home While Keeping Your Sanity
Columnist Terri Cullen discusses ways vacation-home owners can overcome anxiety about leasing to strangers and how to price rentals to book them swiftly.
- Worried Sellers Splurge On Home Renovations
- I'll Buy Your House If You Buy Mine
- How to Sell A Home in 2008
>> More Stories...
Mortgages & More
Is a Mortgage the Best Home for a Year-End Bonus?
With the market gyrating and real-estate prices tanking, deciding what to do with your windfall isn't exactly easy these days.
- Credit-Card Crunch Crimps Home-Equity Loans
- Applications for Refinancing Mortgages Increase
- More Subprime Pain Is on the Way
>> More mortgage-related stories
