"Arizona has received $1.45 million in federal funding to help the state's growing number of homeowners facing foreclosure."
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- Chris Zubrycki
- Glendale, AZ
- Associate Broker with RE/MAX Integrity REALTORS, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu enthusiast
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- Paulson to propose changes for financial system
- Number of Active & Sold Listings in the Phoenix-Me...
- Buyers can start reserving Westgate condos
- Phoenix to raise water impact fees on builders
- Mortgage rates mixed
- Lennar posts another loss; sees worsening housing ...
- Glendale opens 1st park-and-ride lot
- Chances rise for federal help for troubled homeowners
- Casino draws praise from industry, local players
- Indictments brought in mortgage fraud ring
- Mortgage application volume rises
- New home sales slip to 13-year low
- Home prices post another record decline
- Areas near stadium are priciest west-side land deals
- Metro keeps light-rail schedule simple
- Housing sales rise slightly on biggest-ever price ...
- Number of Active & Sold Listings in the Phoenix-Me...
- Surprise proposes heritage trail to Canyon
- Rights and Responsibilities when a Real ...
- Sky Harbor set to begin train project
- Regulator asks why Ariz. wind power is not tapped
- Panel OKs more study of I-10 bypass, drops 2 routes
- Environmentalists lash out against I-10 bypass pro...
- The foreclosure bailout that almost blew up
- Sigh of relief on mortgage rates
- More troubled borrowers getting left behind
- Valley new-home permits dip during Feb.
- Arizona gets foreclosure aid funding
- Valley population gains moderating
- New Fannie, Freddie rules: $200B for mortgages
- Mortgage application volume declines
- County going ahead with $360 million court tower
- Con-Way to hire truckers, open facility in Tolleson
- Surprise project to offer condos to new breed of r...
- Fed cuts rates by three-quarters of a point
- Fed poised to cut rates aggressively
- SRP lessens rate increase
- When you'll get your rebate check
- Lenders altering rules for credit
- Number of Active & Sold Listings in the Phoenix-Me...
- Slow economy curbs garbage collection
- Fed takes new steps to ease financial crisis
- Top tips: Foreclosure options
- Median prices of Valley homes are all over the map
- Short-term pain may be best long-term fix
- New technology considered to ease traffic congestion
- Ariz. lawmakers push tax breaks for solar power
- Stricter mortgage rules proposed
- New foreclosure rescue plan offers 'Help Now'
- Two office buildings sell for record $172M
- Fed offers $200 billion to prop up lenders
- Mortgage applications decline as interest rates mo...
- Six months after the first rate cut
- Panelists to give views on Arizona Indicators
- Subprime alternative: FHA reform deal close
- Fed's hands tied by weak dollar
- Number of Active & Sold Listings in the Phoenix-Me...
- Countrywide reportedly under FBI investigation - M...
- City may have undervalued land, appeals court says
- Delinquencies continue to climb - Mar. 6, 2008
- Mexico real-estate ventures blasted
- Foreclosure overshadows lives of renters, owners
- High-cost mortgages just got cheaper - Mar. 6, 2008
- Limp housing market looks even weaker
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