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The Orange County Register - O.C. Real Estate News Wed, 14 May 2008 04:15:31 -0700 |
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Do ex-mortgage workers face subprime stigma? Many who are searching for jobs feel they are being unfairly blamed for the subprime industry's collapse.
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Some buyers win with short sale bets As Orange County sees record foreclosures, shoppers test their luck on distressed properties.
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Mortgages: Is the wound fatal this time? Entrepreneurs and ex-employees ask whether Orange County's mortgage industry can recover.
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Has McCain learned his lesson? Senator, of the 'Keating Five,' suggests loosening accounting rules during credit mess. It sounds eerily similar to his strategy during S&L crisis.
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Are you upside down in your home? As values fall, increasing numbers of O.C. homeowners owe more than their homes are worth.
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Offices: Rent incentives increase in an effort to fill the empty space Vacancy rate tops 13 percent for the first quarter, Voit reports.
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A mother, son and a grandmother face eviction Part 1: A peek into the lives of a tenant, a landlord, and a sheriff's deputy who enforces evictions. VIDEO
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A recently widowed landlord is stuck with the bill Day 2: A tenant leaves $10,000 in unpaid rent, and a lot of trash, for a landlord who has started over before.
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Decorating homes to sell faster and for more money Students of home-staging guru Barb Schwarz are given one hour to get an O.C. home ready to compete in today's sluggish housing market. See how it turned out.
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Woes mount for SunCal Irvine-based land developer faces rising claims from contractors, suppliers and lenders.
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Orange County foreclosures, first quarter 2008 ZIP-by-ZIP sortable chart of O.C. foreclosures in the first quarter, during the first three months of the year.
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Is there room for any more homes in O.C.? Orange County has entered a slow-growth phase as it runs out of buildable land, so we might see more condos and townhomes.
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Regionwide MLS coming together in '08 Super database to debut in late summer, unifying 119,000 Southern California real estate agents into a single "multiple listing system."
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How I'd fix the mortgage mess Forget tax rebates. What about some actual reforms for the industry?
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Developers switch from condos to apartments. As sales stall, some O.C. projects are switched to apartments.
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Poll: Vote in the latest housing poll Cast your ballot in the latest poll from the Lansner on Real Estate blog.
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Banks rethink relationships with mortgage brokers Industry that flourished after the S&Ls collapsed could find its role reduced after lending correction.
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CRIME STATISTICS: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data for Orange County in 2005-06 Compare your city's crime statistics with other Orange County cities.
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