Home prices tick up 1.3% in May - Los Angeles Times

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Home prices tick up 1.3% in May Los Angeles Times Federal tax credits of up to $8000 drove sales during the spring; first-time buyers flooded into the real estate market, boosting sales of entry-level homes ... Ahead of the Tape: Why Jobs, Not More Housing Stimulus, Is the KeyWall Street Journal Home prices rise in May, but will gains last?Christian Science Monitor (blog) Home Prices Rise in MayWall Street Pit (blog) The Economist (blog) -Plain Dealer -Las Vegas Sun all 475 news articles »

Double Dip? New Normal? No Fun Either Way: Frank Aquila - BusinessWeek

Double Dip? New Normal? No Fun Either Way: Frank Aquila BusinessWeek ... in home sales induced by the first-time home buyer's tax credit, the residential real estate market now appears to be headed for a further downturn. ... and more »

No real estate bubble or recession in Texas - MarketWatch (blog)

No real estate bubble or recession in Texas MarketWatch (blog) In fact, this one area might do more to explain your data since the last time the housing market hit bottom was when oil also hit bottom. 2. ... and more »

Jones Lang LaSalle Reports Second-Quarter 2010 Net Income of $32 Million - MarketWatch (press release)

Jones Lang LaSalle Reports Second-Quarter 2010 Net Income of $32 Million MarketWatch (press release) Jones Lang LaSalle (NYSE:JLL) is a financial and professional services firm specializing in real estate. The firm offers integrated services delivered by ... and more »

Deflation Dissected - Forbes (blog)

Forbes (blog)

Deflation Dissected Forbes (blog) This is happening not just in the US, but also much of Europe is suffering a real estate crisis. Japan has seen its real estate market fall almost 90% in ... and more »