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Mortgage News for Thursday - January 1, 2004

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• House prices still increasing
• Home loans quiet along with sales
• Experts tell how to avoid common mistakes with money
• Maryland home values up at quickest rate in recent history
• House price survey shows Scottish rises of 50%
• ‘I’ll tell you why Lochgelly has the cheapest houses
• Increase in mortgage rates shouldn't jeopardize housing market
• Demand boosts home prices
• Spending hangovers can whack consumers
• Fees add up quickly when buying or selling a home
• 2003 was year of low mortgage rates
• Economic recovery expected to firm up
• Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Shows November 2003 Cost of Funds Index
• Bush's cuts in taxes, benefits hurt state's jobless and poor
Mortgage News
House prices still increasing - 2004-01-01
Britain's housing market finished the year on a high note with the price of the average house rising by 1.5% in December, one of the UK's largest mortgage lenders reported yesterday.

Despite a sharp fall in the number of first-time buyers, house prices rose by 15.6% last year, adding £18,000 to the price of the average property, the Nationwide said.
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Home loans quiet along with sales - 2004-01-01
New applications for U.S. mortgages dropped last week to their lowest weekly level in 2003, as home sales at year's end have cooled from their early sizzling pace, a U.S. mortgage industry group said yesterday.

The Mortgage Bankers Association said its widely watched mortgage market index, a measure of mortgage loan demand, for the week ended Dec. 26 declined 9 percent to 574.1 from the prior week's 631.2.
Read the full story at SignOn San Diego
 






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