| LeadToRealty - High quality, phone-verified leads! Every prospect is willing, able, and interested in working with an agent. Increase your business today! Call (866) 421-2810 or click here. TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Wednesday, March 25, 2009 UCLA forecast: 'Tepid recovery' in 2010 This recession will be the longest and most damaging of the postwar era, according to the latest forecast report from University of California, Los Angeles, spanning an estimated 19-24 months and building to a U.S. unemployment rate of 10.5 percent in mid-2010. In "The Global Slump," one of the economic reports featured in the UCLA Anderson Forecast, senior economist David Shulman states that most of the "contractionary forces" on the economy "will have been spent" by the close of 2009. ... CONTINUED FHFA: First home-price increase in a year January gain tied to sales in strong markets Serving up renters through social networks RentMineOnline.com connects property managers, renters Signs of life in 2008's worst-off city From Curbed.com blog Other Top Stories Fed action spurs refi boom Without jobs, low rates may not boost sales The new mortgage market: Think 1999 Diary of a Real Estate Rookie Divorcee: Pay me to release title Husband tackles request with legal firepower More Headlines » |
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