• Existing home sales up 0.4%
• U.S. Gained 40,000 Jobs in December, More Than Estimated, ADP Survey Says
• Initial Unemployment Claims in U.S. Declined 21,000 to 336,000 Last Week
• Cities Across the Globe Propose Large Real-Estate Projects
• IRS May Block Refund Loans From H&R Block, Tax Preparers on Fraud Concern
• 2007: A winning year on Wall Street
• Fed Policy Makers' Economic Forecasts Are a `Waste of Effort,' Study Says
• Sneak Peek 2008: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Seen As Key To Restoring Confidence In Real Estate Markets
• Bush to Revive Push For Housing Remedy
• Fed fears worsening credit market

• Senate Finally Acts to Help Borrowers
• Sallie Mae plans to raise $2.5B in stock offerings
• Housing Starts, Permits Fall Again But Builder Confidence Stabilizes
• 7 states standardize mortgage broker rules
• Leveraged Loans Lose $28 Billion Since June as Carlyle Group Gets Punished
• NAR: Settlement talks likely to continue in DOJ antitrust case
• Five Banks to Refinance New England Subprime Loans
• Morgan Stanley Latest to Accept Foreign Aid
• Lobbying Abetted Mortgage Mess
• Fannie, Freddie meet capital level in third quarter, regulator says
• 30-Year Mortgages Rates Climb
• Borrowers pay credit-card bills, let mortgages slide
• 30-year mortgages slip to 6.07%, their lowest in a month

• There's Reason For Hope Next Year
• Homebuilder, others give experiences as gifts
• Federal Realty Investment Trust rings bell of NYSE
• Mont. Co. names planning director
• Homebuilders to face most distress in 2008
• Developer pulls back from Loudoun Co. project

• Home values in city rise 25%
• Baltimore Main Streets program to grow in 2008
• Support growing in Washington for reforms in mortgage rules
• New owner at Tribune
• Baltimore awarded $18M to help homeless
• GBC report highlights Baltimore's growth, growing pains
• Affordable housing pushed for Westport development
• Selling the city
• Real estate market data from region's 87 ZIP codes

• For some, it's an ideal time to buy a home
• It's what's outside that counts
• On the House | A survey and a few caveats
• Orleans Homebuilders modifies credit facility to deal with slump
• Sun Bancorp to record $4M loan-loss provision in 4Q
• Housing panel ponders grant for apartment project

• Despite cuts, Richmond job market still strong
• Housing 101 a helpful class
• On a mission to 'wow' every client
• Plans fall through for Jackson Ward site
• Real Estate Notes
• Roanoke construction firm buys local contractor
• Planned sports condos are expanding in scope

• Existing home sales inch up
• Housing woes hurt some local companies
• Foreclosure filings leap in Triangle

• Retail helps Franklin County jobless rate dip
• Suit against Berkeley County Planning Commission dropped
• Franklin Co. preserves 2,636 acres

• Dave Stevens’ Blog (ActiveRain)
• InMan Blog: The Inside News on the Real Estate Industry
• ActiveRain Real Estate Network Blogs
• The Wall Street Journal– Real Estate Discussion Forums
• The Wall Street Journal Real Estate Blog

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