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Home prices: New numbers raise hopes they're finally starting to stabilize
Declines in home prices may be slowing, according to one report, while another has found the first year-on-year increase in prices since July 2007.
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Foreclosures remain high as Calif. home prices drop
Foreclosures in California are still high by historical standards as median home prices drop 6 percent.
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California budget crisis spurs reform efforts
With a $20.7 billion shortfall expected over the next 18 months, the California budget crisis remains severe. Economic recovery may help ease the budget crunch, but many say true reform is needed.
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Record 9.6 percent of homeowners are behind on their mortgages
Job losses are driving more mortgage woes, as a record 9.6 percent of homeowners were delinquent in the third quarter, Mortgage Bankers Association reports.
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Foreclosure activity slows in California as banks hold back
Mortgage default notices - the first step in foreclosure - dropped by 10.3 percent in California last quarter. That's due to loan modifications and banks' unwillingness to dump more homes on the market, say experts.
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Why the foreclosure crisis isn't improving
Rising unemployment and higher interest rates may be to blame for another record month.
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Home sales up. Has the market bottomed out?
Sliding prices helped push sales up for the third straight month in June. But foreclosures are expected to rise again.
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New round of foreclosures delivers blow to recovery
Foreclosures hit new highs in April and more are expected in months ahead.
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First-time homebuyers jolt market into life
Low home prices and an array of incentives have sparked a surge of new buyers.
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Home buyers stirring in some markets
Hardest-hit housing markets, such as in California, are seeing strong signs of activity.
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Housing crisis hits exurbs hard
Home values have fallen 43 percent in Victorville, Calif., but the city has rebounded from previous slumps.








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