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? FindaHome.com builds partnerships as it readies for nationwide roll-outBy John VoketRISMEDIA, July 19, 2007--While diligently working with some of the industry??™s largest and most successful brokers, FindaHome.com Founder and President Scott Tatro and his team are gearing up for what they believe will be Share This With a Friend
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Reuters - The slowdown in the U.S. housing market is worse than expected and will likely continue into the latter part of next year, an executive at diversified manufacturer United Technologies Corp. said on Wednesday.
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FT.com - "Declines in European house prices are clearly possible and in some countries even likely; where interest rates will go next is uncertain", writes David Miles, chief UK economist at Morgan Stanley.
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AP - The dollar hovered near record lows against the euro and the pound Thursday, as the U.S. currency was battered by concerns over the U.S. housing market.
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FT.com - Gold rose on Wednesday after the US dollar fell to a new record low against the euro, while fears over subprime issues hitting the economy saw some flight to safety.
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After falling back into the stratosphere in May, Marin's real estate market shot through the ozone layer in June. The median price for a detached home in Marin County hit a record $1,125,000 last month, up 16 percent from June 2006, according to figures released Wednesday by DataQuick Information Systems, an industry research firm. The median is the point at which half the homes cost more and half cost less. via Marin Independent Journal
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FT.com - Across much of Europe people now have to borrow a great deal more than they did a few years ago - relative to their incomes - to buy houses. House prices in most of Europe are much higher than 10 years ago and in many countries the real cost of a typical house is more than double what it was in the mid-1990s.
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The slump in home sales and prices will be deeper and last longer than previously expected, according to the latest forecast Wednesday by the National Association of Realtors.

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