Topic: Real Estate
Home Buyer Tax Credit: Now, More Are Eligible
Boon to go beyond first-time buyers. What it means for real-estate market.
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Why U.S. Doesn't Need More Home-Buyer Perks
Hough: Five reasons to look beyond the clamor for an extended tax credit.
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'Luxury' Homes, Built Cheap
More builders are luring buyers with low-cost versions of amenities. Will owners regret the shortcuts?
Oct 30 2009 | Topics:
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The Coming Home-Tax Credit: Worth the Wait?
There's a compromise in the Senate. What to consider before buying a home.
Oct 29 2009 | Topics:
Personal Finance, Housing, Government, Mortgage, Taxes, Tax Filing
Consumer Action
Beyond California: New Foreclosure Hot Spots
New real-estate data include more than the usual suspects.
Oct 28 2009 | Topics:
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Put Off Retirement? No Way!
How to stay on track for retirement-even if your portfolio hasn't fully recovered.
Oct 16 2009 | Topics:
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Zillow's Chief Economist Talks Home Values
Q&A with the creator of the Zestimate.
Oct 15 2009
Real Estate
Zillow's Chief Economist Talks Home Values
Brad Reagan sits down for a Q&A with the creator of the Zestimate.
Oct 14 2009
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