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End of home price slide in sight?

January prices slipped more, but may help clear the glut of homes, stabilizing the market.
The 'McMansion' trend in housing is slowing

Economic hard times, plus shifting neighborhood and urban values, are key factors.
Fannie and Freddie: why the takeover

Treasury said Sunday the mortgage giants will enter a conservatorship.
Historic first terror trial opens at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba

Hamdan case tests special courts for 'illegal enemy combatants.'
How falling home prices imperil the U.S. economy

Some argue government should do more to stop a negative feedback loop in the housing market.

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