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The Reason Short Sales Will Meet everyone’s Needs

Certainly the banks are feeling the pinch. Even though the financial institutions receive as much Executive support as the autonomy they are willing to forgo, the ensuing regulation of the financial system means that the banks will be soon laden with policy and procedure. These polices of course will err on the side of conservative [...]

March 6th, 2010 | Posted in Economy,Housing,Short Sales | Read More »

How Well Dressed People Breathe Underwater

The centre of the Dot Com controversy in 2000, Silicon Valley in the South Bay district has retained some of the highest quality intellectual property in the world. The largest participants in technological commerce choose their place of business to be San Francisco’s South Bay. While unemployment has been an inevitable consequence to the economic [...]

February 27th, 2010 | Posted in Economy,Housing,Lending,Short Sales | Read More »

Shifts in Property Development

To some it may seem anomalous that property values in the South Bay district of San Francisco have emerged relatively unharmed after the global financial crisis, and indeed this is the case however, the San Jose district has also suffered from the lack of development funding. Residing in the most populous state in the United [...]

February 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Commercial,Economy,Housing | Read More »

Signs of Hope in the Bay Area as Prices of Residential Units Inch Up

In last December prices as well as sales picked up for the third running month with the media jumping to $380,000 from what it was a year previously – $50,000. 7,828 deals on new and old single family houses and condos were closed showing 13.6% increase from what it was a year previously. The media [...]

February 12th, 2010 | Posted in Economy,Foreclosures,Housing | Read More »

Double Dip Fears Haunting Counties in California

The crawling up of price of residential houses in some regions of East Bay caused some to think that the collapse in the market was now history. But trends indicate that the double dip factors are showing up. Unemployment troubles came close on its heels as a chain reaction set it. The lengthy intense recession [...]

February 8th, 2010 | Posted in Economy,Housing | Read More »

Ron Paul educates us

December 5th, 2009 | Posted in Economy,Government,Media News | Read More »

Bad Loans Make Charges More Likely at Small-Cap Banks

Reserves fall short of covering non-performing assets at 110 of 181 small-cap banks and institutions on the Russell 2500 Financial Services Index, according to first-quarter data compiled by Bloomberg. Non-performing assets are mostly loans 90 days or more overdue. Read Full Article Tags: Non+Perfoming+Assets, Housing, Lending

May 9th, 2009 | Posted in Economy,Housing | Read More »

George Soros: Zombie Banks Are Drawing The Lifeblood Of Economic Activity

March 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Economy,Media News | Read More »

Ron Paul on the U.S. Banking System

August 31st, 1988 | Posted in Economy,Media News | Read More »