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Homebuilders' outlook plunges lower

nwsource.com     Jul 20, 2008          

Homebuilders' business outlook plunged this month to the lowest level since record keeping began more than 20 years ago, reflecting worsening... By Alex Veiga The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Homebuilders' business outlook...                    

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CyberNews - April 2005

wordpress.com     Jul 19, 2008          

Unimpeachable Kinswoman up Themselves – The 40-fore edge rise 2005 series in regard to theAssuredly Collateral tidings supply depot is the largest swank the publication’s 35-lunation news. If himself are not pertinent to the...                    

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yahoo.com: Felipe Mateos of Felipe Torres Masonrei lays bricks on a new home Thursday, July 17, 2008 in New Albany, Ohio. Construction of single-family homes fell in June to the slowest pace in 17 years although a change in New York laws helped give a big boost to apartment building. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato) yahoo.com

Single-family building dips to slowest in 17 years

iht.com     Jul 18, 2008   110 related          

A beat-the-deadline rush to file permits for apartment construction in New York City lifted housing starts to unexpectedly high levels in June, but it was no cause for rejoicing. Construction of single-family homes nationwide...                    

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The Nightowl Newswrap - a roundup of stories you might have missed

proctoringcongress.blogspot.com     Jul 17, 2008   35 related          

Guess what San Joaquin Valley? You suck. Poverty, poor health and plenty of school dropouts have put the San Joaquin Valley's 20th Congressional District dead last in a new national scorecard that ranks the overall well-being...                    

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U.S. Homebuilders Glum

forbes.com     Jul 16, 2008   20 related          

The subprime scourge and its painful unwinding has American homebuilders fallling apart... The National Association of Home Builders said Wednesday that the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market index, which measures the mood of...                    

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When Building Green Harms The Environment

forbes.com     Jul 15, 2008          

Gay Browne and her husband Tony have set out to build the greenest house in Montecito, Calif., in a small gated community near the ocean. Back then, builders had no idea about which materials were truly sustainable or were...                    

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House building locally slows to levels not seen in almost a decade

stltoday.com     Jun 26, 2008          

All real estate is local, or so goes the saying. But the St. Louis region can't seem to avoid the troubles of a weak national house-building market and buyer indifference. The number of permits issued in nine counties in the...                    

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New-home sales decline again; prices also droop

usatoday.com     Jun 26, 2008   310 related          

Sales of new homes tumbled for the sixth time in seven months in May, while median prices kept plunging, underscoring the depth of the nation's housing woes. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that new homes sold at a...                    

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time.com: Wholesale prices bolted ahead in May at the fastest pace in six months. time.com

New Fed Interest Rate Cuts Unlikely

time.com     Jun 18, 2008   217 related          

Wholesale prices bolted ahead in May at the fastest pace in six months as energy and food costs marched higher. (WASHINGTON) — Wholesale prices barreled ahead while housing and industrial activity faltered — a blend of...                    

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Inflation Mixed With Weak Growth Leads To Stagflation

tbo.com     Jun 18, 2008   16 related          

Bloomberg News Published: June 18, 2008 The U.S. economy may be suffering from its first bout of stagflation since the start of this decade, reports on housing, prices and manufacturing indicated. Builders broke ground on...                    

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