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DURHAM, N.C. – American Indians are 31 percent more likely to have had their homes foreclosed on than whites, and Native Hawaiians are 40 percent more likely, according to a report by the Center for Responsible Lending in Durham.

PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara is engaging with banks on possible measures to curb excessive speculation on property prices while developers caution that it should not be imposed across the board to avoid dampening the property market.

Scams on the rise even as communities, law enforcement ramp up efforts.

Home sales have fallen 19.9% from 43,964 in June, and are down 21.9% from 45,079 for July 2009.

Our policy helps people who want to downsize and those whose homes are too small Your report accused our council's housing officers of "cold-calling" tenants, after the prime minister's comments on social housing, to check if they had spare bedrooms, and then offering them the "unpalatable choice" between moving and choosing where they could move to, or waiting and being forced to move with no ...

Walter Investment Management Corp. today announced it has completed the purchase of a pool of residential first lien mortgage loans utilizing proceeds from its equity offering. Â This purchase represents approximately $14.5 million of the $20 million previously disclosed as being under letters of intent. Â The pool consists of performing, fixed and adjustable rate mortgages on single-family ...

TAMPA, Fla. -- Walter Investment Management Corp. (NYSE Amex: WAC) today announced it has completed...

The house on the 53rd block of South Wood Street in Chicago's Back of the Yards doesn't look like a $355,000 home. There is no front door and most of the windows are boarded up.

HONG KONG, Aug 17, 2010 (AFP) - Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, snapped up two prime residential sites Tuesday for prices well above market estimates, despite government measures to cool the overheating property market.

HONG KONG: Hong Kong’s government said it would further increase land supply and tighten mortgage lending to avoid a property bubble, warning that prices of some flats are approaching historic highs.