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Eric Fleiss: Developing a Smart Strategy
How do you make money despite a down market? Eric Fleiss knows. As a partner at Regent Properties he's not just an opportunist, but a strategist, taking a long-term look at the housing market. It's a game that Regent knows well, having been around for 20 years and acquired, developed...
Tags: housing, Regent Properties, strategic planning, Business Operations, Real Estate, Eric Fleiss, Strategy
Videos 2007-12-03
Ask the Experts: Real Estate
Is it time to buy real estate? Our editors discuss mortgages and the housing market. If you have other financial questions, e-mail asktheexperts@moneywatch.com.
Tags: Financial, MoneyWatch, Real Estate, Mortgages, Financial Accounting, Business Operations, Financial Services, Finance, Capital Structures, Ask the Experts, Jill Schlesinger, Jack Otter, Alison Rogers, Housing, Refinance, Mortgage. Bubble
Videos 2009-11-20
Housing Data Disappoints
Housing starts for October were far worse than expected. Jill Schlesinger asks real estate blogger Alison Rogers when the market will finally improve.
Tags: MoneyWatch, Jill Schlesinger, Real Estate, Business Operations, Alison Rogers, Reality Check, Ask the Agent, Housing, Housing Starts
Videos 2009-11-19
Home Buyer Tax Credit: How to Cash In
The new extension of the home-buyer tax credit gives buyers more time and more opportunity to take advantage. Income limits have changed, for instance, and you no longer have to be a first-time home buyer. Here?s how to grab the newly expanded tax break. Here’s what you need to...
Tags: Tax Credit, Income, Credit, Home, MoneyWatch, Taxes, Personal Finance, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, Housing, Real Estate, Homebuyer, Home Buyer, Ilyce Glink, Home Equity
Articles 2009-11-09
Is Housing Rebound Real?
Recent housing reports have delivered good news, but you might not want to open the champagne quite yet. MoneyWatch's editors explain what's next for real estate.
Tags: Champagne, MoneyWatch, Real Estate, Business Operations, Reality Check, Jill Schlesinger, Jack Otter, Case-Shiller, Housing
Videos 2009-10-28
Five Home Renovations That Pay Off
Whether you're staying in your house because you love the place or because the housing meltdown left you no other choice, this is a great time to consider a home renovation. For the first time in years, contractors actually need your business, and are willing to deal. Here are the...
Tags: Contractor, Insulation, Payback, MoneyWatch, Laminate, Granite, Wood, Department Of Energy Web Site, Real Estate, Personal Finance, Taxes, Business Operations, Financial Planning, Finance, Home Improvement, Renovation, Remodeling, Cost versus Value, Tax Credits, Energy Conservation, Cash for Appliances, Home, Housing, Joanne Cleaver
Articles 2009-10-15
Escaping the Two-House Cash Crunch
A dual-home lifestyle seemed quite manageable back when they had about $1.5 million in savings and retirement funds. But the market freefall and a loss of about $800,000 have forced the Radoseviches to reconsider their plans. The dual-home lifestyle seemed quite manageable back when they...
Tags: Stock, Wisconsin, MoneyWatch, Retirement Fund, Sherry, Mortgages, Social Security, Personal Finance, Operational Accounting, Real Estate, Taxes, Investment, Finance, Capital Structures, Government, Business Operations, Financial Planning, Home, Second Home, House, Housing, Snowbird, Rent, Own, Retirement, Budgeting, Radosevich, Real Life, Barbara Bedway
Articles 2009-09-24
New Boost for Housing Market?
Home sellers are hoping that an expanded tax credit plan passes Congress. But the costly plan is far from a sure thing. Karen Brown reports.
Tags: Housing Market, Tax Credit, MoneyWatch, Home Seller, Personal Finance, Taxes, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, cbsepisode, karen, brown, housing, boost, economy
Videos 2009-09-21
Housing Data Shows a Boost
New-home sales jumped 9.6 percent in July - the fourth straight monthly increase - although prices were down 11.5 percent from last year. Orders of big-ticket items, like cars, rose in July as well.
Tags: Boost, MoneyWatch, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Housing, New-Home Sales, Real Estate, Durable Goods, Alexis Christoforous
Videos 2009-08-26
Time for a Housing Turnaround?
Existing-home sales rose for the second straight month in May, but prices fell. MoneyWatch.com editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger explains what that means for both buyers and sellers.
Tags: CBS MoneyWatch.com, MoneyWatch, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Jill Schlesinger, Early Show, Housing, Real Estate, Home Buyers, Home Sellers, Home Sales
Videos 2009-06-24
How to Spot the Economic Bottom
Editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger reveals four lesser-known economic indicators that give the pros a more meaningful sense of our economic health.
Tags: Indicator, Pro, MoneyWatch, Editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Human Resources, MoneyWatch.com, Jill Schlesinger, Sumi Das, GDP, Oil, Housing, Unemployment, Economy, Indicators
Videos 2009-06-09
Wallstrip: American Campus Communities (ACC)
Now college students can catch mono in luxurious surroundings! American Campus Communities ACC
Tags: College Student, students, julie alexandria, wallstrip, stocks, investing, campus, communities, college, housing, rent, luxury, university
Videos 2008-09-24
Home Prices Fell in Most U.S. Cities in Third Quarter
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Home prices fell in the third quarter from year-ago levels in about 80 percent of U.S. metropolitan areas, the National Association of Realtors said on Tuesday.The industry trade group said median prices fell compared to a year earlier in 123 of 153 metro areas, while 30 areas...
Tags: Quarter, Housing, Prices, Us, US
News items 2009-11-10
Home Prices in August Up Fourth Straight Month
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. home prices in August rose for the fourth straight month, surpassing forecasts and providing the latest sign that the hard-hit housing market is stabilizing after a three-year slump, according a report on Tuesday.The Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller composite index of home prices in 20 metropolitan areas...
Tags: Index, Financial Accounting, Finance, Housing, Us
News items 2009-10-27
How Australia Ducked the Crisis
Global recession? Not Down Under, where home prices actually went up. How'd they pull that off? They picked the right trading partner Ten years ago, the story for Australia might have been very different. At that time, 70 percent of the country’s...
Tags: U.S., Bank, Australia, Economy, China Syndrome, Financial Services, Financial Crisis, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, National Bank of Australia, Westpac Banking Corporation, Housing, Trade, Exports, Recovery, Phil Dobbie
Articles 2009-10-14

Additional Resources

Sales May Be Up, But Housing Won't Recover Until Jobs Come Back
Housing sales were up yesterday, but that belies a wider problem: unemployment is the key metric for the housing market. As unemployment cruises past the current level of 9.5 percent, foreclosures continue to grow and that weighs down housing prices. The market won't really turn around until employment does. ...
Tags: Job, Housing Market, Foreclosure, Sales Strategy, Sales, Charles Wallace
Blog posts 2009-07-24
5 Things That Could Kill the Housing Recovery
The recession can't end until housing bounces back. There are many small signs of hope — and five big reasons to be cautious. ...
Tags: Bank, Recovery, Housing Market, MoneyWatch, Mortgages, Financial Services, Finance, Capital Structures, Health Care, Home Sales, Unemployment, Interest Rates, Inflation, Ben Bernanke, PPIP, Citibank, Dan Colarusso
Articles 2009-07-08
Tax Credit to Steady, Not Rescue, Shaky U.S. Housing
By Lynn AdlerNEW YORK (Reuters) - Don't expect the expanded home buyer tax credit to be a permanent cure for the U.S. housing market. It won't.Take the spike in mortgage demand created by the tax credit this summer. It was followed by a plunge as the incentive was set to...
Tags: Recovery, Housing Market, Tax Credit, Home Sale, Personal Finance, Sales Strategy, Sales, Tax
News items 2009-11-17
Surprise! October Housing Starts Collapse
Guess the economists are wrong again. According to this morning's Wall Street Journal, economists estimated that U.S. housing starts rose to an annualized pace of 600,000 units from 590,000 in September. Wouldn't that be nice. Instead, housing starts collapsed according to...
Tags: Tax Credit, Housing Start, Personal Finance, Taxes, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance, Ilyce Glink
Blog posts 2009-11-18
Keeping an Eye on the Entire U.S. Housing Picture, Part 1
John Preston submits:I read much of what is posted on the mortgage/real estate/housing section as that his my career background. When I read many of the posts, most of which tend to report and recycle the news, and present very little in the way of objective analysis and resolution, I’ll...
Tags: US Market, John Preston
External links 2009-08-03
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