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How Malawan Patamapongs, an interior designer whose clients have included members of the Thai royal family, built her dream house on a 1,200-square-meter lot in Bangkok.
Freddie Mac said Bruce Witherell left for "personal reasons" and that his departure was effective immediately.
The Obama administration will propose a path to wind down and eventually eliminate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and specify a range of options to replace the mortgage companies.
House of the Day: A 1,000-square-foot Hong Kong apartment turned into a New York loft-inspired home complete with a private movie-screening room.
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Home builder Beazer swung to a loss as closings fell, driving down revenue.
This three-bedroom home near the medieval village of Saint Paul de Vence was constructed in the 1980s by the renowned Nice-based architect André Svetchine.
Mortgage rates could be one percentage point higher and house prices 10% lower if the U.S. mortgage market were fully privatized, according to a paper to be released by Moody's chief economist.
House of the Day: A four-bedroom, 3,000-square-foot Repulse Bay apartment with $100,000 of renovations to create a modern, spacious home.
Originally a Roman fortress, this historic home near Barcelona was extended during medieval times and now has a Gothic style with a modern twist.
The meltdown of the U.S. mortgage market and rising foreclosure rate have wiped out more homeowners than were created in the 2000-07 housing boom, the latest indication of the severity of the housing bust.
Heavy snow accumulation and long cold snaps across the U.S. have left people unusually vulnerable to the dangers of ice and snow buildup.
A reader asks why resale home prices are falling, while prices at new developments are on the rise
Standard Pacific CEO Ken Campbell's strategy appears to be the opposite of what most builders are doing: He's focusing on bigger homes, and buying up land.
The highly urban, kid-friendly, utterly Portland, Ore., home of Stumptown Coffee's Duane Sorenson.
A Manhattan townhouse owned by the family of Malcolm Forbes, the late chairman and editor in chief of Forbes magazine, has hit the market for $15.3 million.
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Homes in Pound Ridge, N.Y., Duxbury, Mass., and York, Maine.
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The ratio of median home prices to annual household incomes has returned to pre-bubble levels in a growing number of U.S. markets over the past year.
The Revel casino development in Atlantic City, N.J., is nearing completion of a deal for $1.15 billion in capital that will allow the once-doomed project to be finished.
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Paris is seeing the biggest influx of new prestige hotels in decades.
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The wife of a developer wrote a $56,000 personal check in an effort to stop foreclosure proceedings on a proposed synagogue site for a rabbi with strong ties to real-estate moguls.
The owner of a Greek-Revival style mansion spent more than three decades restoring the property known as the Brady House to its pre-Civil War splendor.
The wife has something in mind for the man cave. Ruh-roh.
The designers figure out a theme for the man cave.
One WSJ guy finds out a TV network will be building him his own special space in his basement.
Bought for $436 million during the boom times, the mortgage on the building was transferred to the control of a special servicer.
The owner of this Greek-Revival style mansion spent more than three decades restoring a property known as the Brady House to its pre-Civil War splendor.
As property prices in Japan hover near a two-decade low, a new breed of investor has taken up some space traditionally dominated by Western institutions: high-net-worth Asian individuals and offshore Asian funds.
The Paris-born decorator shares her views on everything from china to child-rearing.
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Commercial-real-estate lending spiked in the fourth quarter of 2010, registering the largest quarter-over-quarter increase in new mortgages tied to commercial property since mid-2007.
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Loan Types | Rate | Last Week | Chart |
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30 yr fixed mtg | 5.06% | up ↑ | see chart |
15 yr fixed mtg | 4.31% | up ↑ | see chart |
5/1 ARM | 3.63% | up ↑ | see chart |
30 yr fixed jumbo mtg | 5.56% | up ↑ | see chart |
30 yr FHA mtg | 4.86% | up ↑ | see chart |
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KrisHudsonWSJ: RT @AntonWSJ: NAREIT: “The real estate staff's recommendation to the Calpers board is inappropriate and ill-advised.” http://on.wsj.com/g3HKQE
AntonWSJ: @lizcgoodwin et al: REITs=real estate investment trusts/publicly traded landlords; Calpers=California pension, very big real estate investor
AntonWSJ: NAREIT: “The real estate staff's recommendation to the Calpers board is inappropriate and ill-advised.” http://on.wsj.com/g3HKQE
NickTimiraos: WSJ op-ed page: 10 arguments against govt guarantee for housing finance http://on.wsj.com/f912xN
NickTimiraos: RT @gregoryip: David Min of CAP deconstructs "flawed" data behind FCIC dissent blaming crisis on affordable housing goals http://bit.ly/e8DIIe
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