23 days ago by Tyler Smith

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32 days ago by Stuart

This is a great editorial. I’ve copied it verbatim from The American Spectator’s website. The comments on the website (at the end of the article) are genuine, heartfelt and, for the most part, full of fear, uncertainty, doubt and significant anger. And they’re certainly worth reading. Click here whe ...

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53 days ago by Tyler Smith

Star-spangled camper … a homeless man in a temporary tent city in Sacramento, California Photo: Getty The continuing fear of job losses in the US means consumers are saving rather than spending – denying fuel to the retail engine of the economy. EVEN in the affluent US capital, a city that has been ...

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53 days ago by Tyler Smith

Costa Mesa-based Hanley Wood Market Intelligence held its annual Sacramento housing forecast this morning at the Doubletree – telling about 75-80 members of the region’s struggling home building industry that the signals are still mixed – and projections call for 3,400 home sales in El Dorado, Place ...

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69 days ago by Tyler Smith

Some day this housing crash will end. Judging from history, Sacramento’s ranks of developers will snap right back into growth mode – building a fresh wave of new homes. The big question: Will this new wave of growth create a more urban, compact Sacramento, as many community activists and politicians ...

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75 days ago by Tyler Smith

Home sales increased 12 percent in July in California compared with the same period a year ago, while the median price of an existing home declined 19.6 percent, the California Association of Realtors reported today. It marked the 11th straight month that existing home sales in California outperform ...

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86 days ago by Tyler Smith

Sacramento’s new-home sales are still down and out, but some capital-area builders are betting money that the region’s suburbs will soon resume their growth boom. They’ve begun snapping up ready-to-build home lots at prices ranging from $25,000 to $67,000, setting the stage for a new suburban land r ...

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86 days ago by Ian R. Campbell

An article on August 12 titled ‘ Deflation looms in the post-crisis world’ says “Deflation one. Inflation nil. While the U.S. Federal Reserve, moved gingerly towards a more optimistic view of the U.S. economy Wednesday, saying “activity is leveling out,” it is clear that deflation rather than inflat ...

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124 days ago by Tyler Smith

At the beginning, Alejandro Maybuena lost the Sacramento house he bought in April 2005 for $350,000. At the end, in early 2009, Kim Gish bought it for $109,000. Stories like this have happened more than 40,000 times in the Sacramento area. Still, the tale in particular of one house in California’s c ...

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128 days ago by Tyler Smith

They’re almost gone. The California Franchise Tax Board announced this morning it will pull the plug on its fax machine at midnight tonight, accepting no more applications for a $10,000 tax credit for buyers of new unoccupied homes in California. Early Wednesday, the FTB said it has received 11,925 ...

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