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Foreclosure BLOG [Archive "April, 2010"]

April 22nd National Earth Day - Energy Facts for Homes

Write commentPosted on Apr 22, 2010under Buyer / Seller Tips By Keith Smith
From 1970 to 1989, residential buildings accounted for 33% of energy consumption in the U.S. According to the most recent figures, residential buildings accounted for 22% of energy consumption in the U.S. This is largely due to better insulation, and energy-efficient windows and appliances.  read more »

Recovering from the Recession: Is the Housing Market Rising or Falling?

Write commentPosted on Apr 11, 2010under Dallas Real Estate, Buyer / Seller Tips, Foreclosure Market By Keith Smith
Though the country has begun to pull out of its recession, the housing market still has a significant role to play in the tentative recovery efforts. It was the subprime collapse that precipitated the avalanche of unemployment and general economic slowdown, and with real estate transactions making up 15% of the economy, it is easy to see why economists are hesitant to claim that the end is in sight with various regional markets still struggling. Housing prices are still down 30% from their peak in 2006, and over the country, they may fall another 5-10% this year according to Moody's economy.com.  read more »