Articles, tagged with "subprime crisis", page 3

A Mortgage Refinance is Not Always Appropriate

Right now refinancing is very popular as many people are trying to avoid the subprime crisis or anything like it. When the market is shaky, many people start looking at all of their bills to see if they can make any changes that will make things more aff... Read >
Author: John Sern

Save Money with Home Refinance

Have you heard your friend's or even your family members or coworkers talking about how much money they have been able to save through home refinance? Are you wondering if this is something that you could take advantage of, too? With the subprime crisis... Read >
Author: John Sern

Finding Property with Real Estate Value in Connecticut

The Connecticut real estate market has been performing quite contrast as compared to the dropping realty market elsewhere in the United States of America. Despite the recent subprime crisis and lowered property values throughout the United States of Ameri... Read >
Author: JOHN ASHTONSON

Why I Hate 40-Year Loans

During the subprime crisis we saw the advent of numerous bizarre loan products. In general the new loan products were designed to get people into houses they could not normally afford. As people started to default on their mortgages banks realized many ... Read >
Author: Ki Gray

Construction Levels Help Manhattan Rental Rates

In many ways, 2007 was the culmination of one of the most important periods in the history of New York City real estate. Over the past decade, Manhattan apartments have more than tripled in value. While the rest of the country began to buckle... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Construction Levels Help Manhattan Rental Rates

In many ways, 2007 was the culmination of one of the most important periods in the history of New York City real estate.  Over the past decade, Manhattan apartments have more than tripled in value.  While the rest of the country began to buck... Read >
Author: Nicholas Judge Adams

France seen as the best investment

With the global credit crunch having affected so many different economies around the world, not least their property markets, more and more experts seem to be singling out France as a shining beacon of hope. This view may have been epitomised by an artic... Read >
Author: Assetz UK

Fed Report Singles out Manhattan Apartment Market

If you are looking to buy a New York apartment ? especially a luxury apartment ? you are already familiar with the disconnect between Manhattan's real estate market and the national market. While most markets are currently in free fall, Manhattan's pric... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Improved Environment for First-Time Buyers Seen

Throughout all of the housing bubble and most of last year, first-time buyers were at a distinct disadvantage in competing for New York City apartments. The market was such an intense seller's market that those without previous home-buying experience of... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Environment for First-Time Buyers Improves

In the real estate market of 2007 and prior ' doesn't it all seem so long ago? ' first-time buyers were at a distinct disadvantage. The market was something close to rabidly competitive among buyers, and if you didn't have all of your ducks in a row, you... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Fed Report Singles out Manhattan Apartment Market

If you are looking to buy a New York apartment - especially a luxury apartment - you are already familiar with the disconnect between Manhattan's real estate market and the national market.  While most markets are currently in free fall, Manhat... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Crunch-less France keeps appeal

For those looking for evidence that the worldwide credit crunch is not quite so worldwide as some might think, the best place to look, it appears, may be across the channel, which, as a major hotspot for Britons looking at buying investment property, is j... Read >
Author: Assetz UK

Improved Environment for First-Time Buyers Seen

Throughout all of the housing bubble and most of last year, first-time buyers were at a distinct disadvantage in competing for New York City apartments. The market was such an intense seller's market that those without previous home-buying experience of... Read >
Author: Elika Associates

Spain keeps its consistency

Despite all the negative publicity which has emerged in recent months, Spain remains a popular destination with British overseas property investors. That's the message coming from Spanish estate agency website Primelocation.com. Business director at the ... Read >
Author: Assetz UK

Environment for First-Time Buyers Improves

In the real estate market of 2007 and prior - doesn't it all seem so long ago? - first-time buyers were at a distinct disadvantage.  The market was something close to rabidly competitive among buyers, and if you didn't have all of your ducks in ... Read >
Author: Nicholas Judge Adams

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