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Want a date? Buy a home
When it comes to dating, homeownership can be the ultimate aphrodisiac.              
Mortgage deal means more foreclosures
Even as the $26 billion mortgage settlement helps hundreds of thousands of troubled homeowners, it will bring a wave of new forclosures.              
Banks pay homeowners $35K to sell
In an effort to cut their losses, banks are paying some struggling homeowners as much as $35,000 to sell their homes before they end up in foreclosure.              
Citi fined $158 million for gaming federal housing program
Citigroup will pay $158 million to settle charges that its mortgage unit defrauded the Federal Housing Administration by inaccurately claiming that certain mortgages were eligible for government insurance, government officials announced Wednesday.              
What the foreclosure settlement means for you
The nation's five largest banks have finally struck a deal with 49 states to settle charges of abusive and negligent foreclosure practices dating back to 2008.              
 
 
 
Digtial Real Estate Boom?
Michael Foust, Digital Realty Trust CEO, discusses the growing business of leasing data center space as well as his company's growth prospects. The stock is up 24% over the past year and has a $7 billion dollar market cap.              
Trying to Kickstart a City ... With Letters
Chattanooga, which has grappled with pollution and economic decay, is now home to a grassroots movement that hopes to kickstart the city ... with letters.              
Existing Home Sales Rise 4.3%
Existing home sales did rise 4.3% month to month although they are basically flat from a year ago, with CNBC's Diana Olick.              
Forestar posts $22.9M loss, pulled down by charges
Forestar Group Inc. on Wednesday it posted a $22.9 million fourth-quarter loss, pulled down by hefty charges related to some of its real estate projects.              
Housing's Dilemma: There's Not Enough To Buy
Non-distressed sellers are making up less and less of the overall housing market. That does not a healthy housing market make. Without good, move-up homes available, the market cannot see real price appreciation.              
 
 
 
Zurich Is World's Costliest City
Zurich took over from Tokyo as the world's most expensive city to live in, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's most recent world-wide cost-of-living survey. The list of the top 10 is equally divided between Asia and Europe, but doesn't include London or Hong Kong.              
Apollo Has Difficulty Landing Real-Estate Funds
Private-equity firm Apollo Global Management has raised only about $385 million for a real-estate fund, well short of its goal.              
Showdown in Stamford for Developer Rosen
Developer Aby Rosen, who has been fighting headwinds to shore up his highly leveraged U.S. office buildings, faces a new threat, this one to his firm's large portfolio in Stamford, Conn.              
Showdown Over Miami's Swank Set
One of South Beach's developers is creating a new shopping district in hopes of taking on Bal Harbour Shops, long the top draw for Miami's big spenders.              
Fannie Counsel Is Internal CEO Candidate
Timothy Mayopoulos, a former top executive at Bank of America who was forced out in 2008, has emerged as the leading internal contender to become chief executive at Fannie Mae.              
 
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