4th Bank Forecloses On Rapid City Businessman - KSFY.com

Story Updated: Jan 5, 2009 at 2:44 PM CST A fourth bank has started foreclosure proceedings against a Rapid City businessman, which brings the total claims against him to nearly $18 million. According to court documents, BankWest said Doug Hamilton ...

Construction spending in U.S. down, but better than expected in ... - Seattle Times

Construction spending fell less than expected in November as record activity on nonresidential projects helped offset another steep decline in housing. But the outlook remains bleak as credit is tight for builders trying to stay afloat amid a ...

Allegheny County program to help homeowners avoid foreclosure - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Allegheny County property owners facing foreclosure will have the chance to negotiate with lenders to keep their homes under a pilot program expected to start next week. As part of the effort, homeowners will be able to get free help from a housing ...

Our View: Hearing good start in effort to ease Indiana's foreclosure ... - Star-Press

Sheriff's sales of foreclosed Delaware County property reached nearly 800 in 2008. That was up from around 700 in 2007. Local officials don't anticipate much of a slowdown, if any, this year. According to the Indiana Mortgage Bankers Association ...

Metro-Area Foreclosure Sales Tripled in First 10 Months of 2008 - Bloomberg

Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Foreclosure sales in the 25 largest U.S. metropolitan areas almost tripled in the first 10 months of last year as rising unemployment and falling home values made it tougher for homeowners to sell or refinance their mortgages ...

DMX'S ARIZONA HOME IN FORECLOSURE: Plus, property was hit multiple ... - EURweb

*While awaiting sentencing on various animal cruelty, drug possession and theft charges, rapper DMX must now deal with news of his Arizona home going into foreclosure. Adding insult to injury, the home has been a feeding frenzy for thieves who have ...

meet on housing? - New Haven Register

HARTFORD — Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., met with state NAACP members Monday on the housing crisis, where he assured those in attendance he would seek greater “bottom-up� assistance. Citing statistics showing African-Americans were ...