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Mortgage News for Saturday - March 20, 2004

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• Home boom boost prices
• South Florida second-home buyers fuel price hikes up the coast
• Low Rates Indicate Another Round of Mortgage Refinancing
• PlainsCapital expanding its bank operations to San Antonio
• Home improvement buffs take in latest trends
• Fence-sitters drive mortgage refinancing boom
• Refinance mortgage even with bad credit
• Green belt worried over plans for two million new houses
• The great house price bubble just keeps on expanding and expanding
• Masco puts house in order, analyst says
• Atypical mortgages: smaller payments, greater uncertainty
• Looking for tax deductions
• Mortgage 'Mr fix-it' wants cheap deals for all
• Purchasing a home for first time? Seminar in Clyde Tuesday
• Home Builders Seen Beating Predictions
• Companies Reshape Home-Selling Landscape
• Evictions reverse joy of Habitat
• BB&T slashes its 2004 profit forecast
• Post-purchase priorities
• County median home prices still climbing
• Triad legislators support law fighting predatory lending
• Builders weigh in on intelligent growth
Mortgage News
Home Builders Seen Beating Predictions - 2004-03-20
Now is not the time to put the sell signal on U.S. home builder stocks.

A tight supply of buildable land and rock-bottom mortgage rates have helped plump up earnings for some of the larger home construction companies last year.

This week the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates at 1958 lows and signaled that it was in no rush to raise borrowing costs until the job market posts a meaningful rise.
Read the full story at Reuters Asia
 
Companies Reshape Home-Selling Landscape - 2004-03-20
The high-flying residential real estate industry, dominated by small businesses, has attracted two conglomerates looking to use home sales as a gateway to provide other cash-rich services.

Low mortgage rates have helped to push the number of homes sold to about 6.1 million last year, according to the association. The average buyer now changes homes every seven years, instead of staying in the same one for his or her adult life.
Read the full story at Reuters via Yahoo! News
 






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