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Housing starts drop in February, but building permits rise
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press
WASHINGTON – U.S. builders are betting that the housing market is finally on the path back to health.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
USA Today: Business economists see continued slow growth overall
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Business economists see continued slow growth overall
By Samantha Bomkamp, Associated Press
NEW YORK – Economists are increasingly confident that some pillars of the U.S. economy will improve this year, but they remain cautious in their expectations on the overall pace of economic growth.
Business economists see continued slow growth overall
By Samantha Bomkamp, Associated Press
NEW YORK – Economists are increasingly confident that some pillars of the U.S. economy will improve this year, but they remain cautious in their expectations on the overall pace of economic growth.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
USA Today: Nov. home sales up 4%, but earlier sales revised down
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Nov. home sales up 4%, but earlier sales revised down
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press
WASHINGTON – The number of Americans who bought previously occupied homes rose last month. But the National Association of Realtors says it overstated about 3.5 million sales during and after the Great Recession, showing the housing market remains much weaker than previously thought.
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Nov. home sales up 4%, but earlier sales revised down
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press
WASHINGTON – The number of Americans who bought previously occupied homes rose last month. But the National Association of Realtors says it overstated about 3.5 million sales during and after the Great Recession, showing the housing market remains much weaker than previously thought.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
USA Today: Europe hopes, strong housing starts lift stocks
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Europe hopes, strong housing starts lift stocks
By Matthew Craft, Associated Press
NEW YORK – The Dow Jones industrial average surged 337 points following encouraging signs out of Europe and a jump in apartment construction in the U.S. It was the best day for U.S. stocks this month.
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Europe hopes, strong housing starts lift stocks
By Matthew Craft, Associated Press
NEW YORK – The Dow Jones industrial average surged 337 points following encouraging signs out of Europe and a jump in apartment construction in the U.S. It was the best day for U.S. stocks this month.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
USA Today: Homebuying contracts hit highest level in a year in Oct.
Homebuying contracts hit highest level in a year in Oct.
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press
2011.11.30 01:14 PM
WASHINGTON – The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes jumped in October to the highest level in a year. But the gain follows three months of declines and isn't enough to signal a housing recovery.
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press
2011.11.30 01:14 PM
WASHINGTON – The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes jumped in October to the highest level in a year. But the gain follows three months of declines and isn't enough to signal a housing recovery.
Monday, November 21, 2011
USA Today: Economists forecast modest growth for next year
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Economists forecast modest growth for next year
By Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
The U.S. economy will muddle through the next year without a recession, but growth will be too weak to make much of a dent in the unemployment rate, according to the latest nationwide survey of economic forecasters.
Economists forecast modest growth for next year
By Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
The U.S. economy will muddle through the next year without a recession, but growth will be too weak to make much of a dent in the unemployment rate, according to the latest nationwide survey of economic forecasters.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
USA Today: Homebuilders feel less pessimistic in November
Homebuilders feel less pessimistic in November
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press 2011.11.16 10:49 AM
WASHINGTON – Homebuilders are feeling a little less pessimistic about the struggling housing market. But their mood hasn't changed enough to signal a recovery anytime soon.
By Derek Kravitz, Associated Press 2011.11.16 10:49 AM
WASHINGTON – Homebuilders are feeling a little less pessimistic about the struggling housing market. But their mood hasn't changed enough to signal a recovery anytime soon.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
CNBC: Home Sales Dropped 3.5 Percent in July, Hit 2011 Low
Home Sales Dropped 3.5 Percent in July, Hit 2011 Low
Published: Thursday, 18 Aug 2011 | 10:11 AM ET
By: Associated Press
The number of people who bought previously occupied homes plunged in July. The third decline in four months suggests the depressed housing market won't help the U.S. economy recover this year.
Published: Thursday, 18 Aug 2011 | 10:11 AM ET
By: Associated Press
The number of people who bought previously occupied homes plunged in July. The third decline in four months suggests the depressed housing market won't help the U.S. economy recover this year.
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