Group claims racial bias in handling of foreclosed homes
Banks are neglecting foreclosed homes in minority neighborhoods compared to those in white communities, according to a housing advocacy group.... Read more»
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Banks are neglecting foreclosed homes in minority neighborhoods compared to those in white communities, according to a housing advocacy group.... Read more»
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A grant from the the Department of Housing and Urban Development hopes to help Tucson’s low-income families eliminate lead hazards in their homes over the next three years.... Read more»![]()
Reducing mortgages would help keep hundreds of thousands of families in their homes, save Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae money and help taxpayers, the mortgage giants said.... Read more»![]()
Since construction peaked in 2006, Phoenix and Lake Havasu have posted the largest construction job losses in the country.... Read more»![]()
There is a growing shortage of affordable housing in the U.S. The situation is even more severe in Arizona, which is the second-worst state in the country when it comes to affordable and available rental housing for “extremely low income” households.... Read more»![]()
Tucsonans faced with the loss of a home can attend a free foreclosure prevention workshop March 10 hosted by U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva.... Read more»![]()
The Pima County Community Land Trust will offer prospective buyers information about its Affordable Homeownership Program at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Pima County Housing Center, 801 W. Congress.... Read more»![]()
Thanks to government-owned Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, most homeowners won’t qualify for a break on their mortgages.... Read more»![]()
The director of engineering for a Phoenix-based manufactured-home company told Congress on Wednesday that a federal agency’s inefficient handling of regulations has contributed to an 80 percent drop in construction in his industry since 2000.... Read more»![]()
A Tucson man was indicted on charges of wire fraud and money laundering in an alleged real estate investment scheme, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced.... Read more»![]()
Today on Buckmaster - We start things off with a conversation with Victoria Maizes, M.D., Head of UA-based Center for Integrative Medicine. Next, Certified Financial Planner Shelly Fishman has the Tuesday Money Maker Report. Then, it’s a newsmaker interview with State Senator Ron Gould who discusses the renewed push for guns on Arizona campuses. Plus, Tucson Realty and Trust’s Hank Amos has the year-end look at Tucson’s commercial real estate picture.... Read more»![]()
In the growing rural areas of Arizona, many home buyers learn too late that they aren’t assured an adequate supply of water, a state lawmaker contends.... Read more»![]()
A professor emeritus at Arizona State University has tangled with officials in Superior, Globe and Hayden over buildings he owns that are falling apart and a blight on their communities, the towns’ leaders have said.... Read more»![]()
Today on Buckmaster -It’s the Monday Political Face-off featuring Republican Bruce Ash and Pima County Democratic Party chair Jeff Rogers. Also, a newsmaker interview with Arizona State Rep. Vic Williams. Plus, a year-end update on the Tucson-area real estate scene from housing expert John Strobeck.... Read more»![]()
The Better Business Bureau is warning property owners of mailers that offer to provide real estate deeds for much more than what the county recorder charges.... Read more»![]()
House Appropriations chairman John Kavanagh made an appearance on a local radio station last week touting the news that our state’s budget situation won’t be nearly as dire next year as everyone thought it would be — and that this was done without raising revenues. Not quite.... Read more»
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