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Local home prices rise amid tight housing market
The number of homes for sale remained sparse in Glendale last month, and fewer of them sold, according to latest figures released this week. However, the median price edged up even as bank-owned properties and short sales made up almost half of the...
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Distressed home sales spike
Foreclosed homes and short sales are making up an increasingly large chunk of the local housing market, moving toward 50% in Glendale, according the latest real estate figures.
Sales of distressed homes made up 47.5% of total sales in Glendale in...Tags: Services and Shopping, Real Estate Sales, Homes, Real Estate
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Peaceful change is long overdue
A letter on this page was critical of the Occupy Wall Street movement (“Occupy Wall Street a cause for concern,” Nov. 8). Is the person who wrote it OK with the bonuses in the finance industry? For example, the insurance giant AIG gave...Tags: American International Group, Occupy Wall Street, Los Angeles Times
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Home prices continue to sag
Home prices in Glendale and Burbank declined in April, part of a national trend as a slow-and-go economic recovery curbed buyers and so-called distressed properties continued to be a drag on the market.
The average price of a home sold in Glendale was...Tags: Condos and Houses, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Rentals, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Homes
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Local housing market still falling
Local residential real estate prices and the number of pending sales dropped off in May, casting gloom over the traditionally strong spring housing market. The average sale price of a Glendale home in May was $456,000, down $50,000 from the same time...Tags: Credit Ratings, Rentals, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Homes, Real Estate
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Glendale home prices up slightly in 2010, but weak market lingers
The local real estate market stabilized more in 2010 than in recent years, but agents forecast continued struggles in 2011, especially with higher-priced homes. The average price of a home in Glendale and Burbank went up slightly in 2010, according to...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Rentals, Homes, Realty, Real Estate
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The makings of a short sale
Graphic artist Alexandra Kael bought a home on Glenmore Boulevard near the Glendale (2) Freeway in 2004 for about $675,000. Last year, she said, she lost her job and faced a bleak freelance market. She had to scrape together money to make her mortgage....Tags: Financial and Business Services, Credit Ratings, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Homes, Real Estate Sellers
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Police fight real estate fraud
GLENDALE — Glendale police detectives have begun using a $150,000 grant to investigate real estate fraud as more scam artists take advantage of homeowners looking to refinance their mortgages, officials said. The funding has been used to look...Tags: Punishment, Financial and Business Services, Lawyers, Real Estate, Mortgages
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Two abandoned dogs have new homes
Two of the three dogs abandoned at a foreclosed home in July were adopted this week by two families from Altadena and La Crescenta. Reese, a Chihuahua mix, was adopted Monday, and Kenny, a cavalier mix, went home Tuesday morning. Sophie, the terrier...Tags: Dog (animal), Family
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Number of home foreclosures declines 15%
Home foreclosures in the region dipped slightly in May, with fewer homeowners struggling to make their payments, experts said. The number of default notices, sales at auction and bank repossessions in Burbank, Glendale, La Caņada Flintridge and La...Tags: Education, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Homes, Inventories, University of California, Los Angeles
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Three dogs rescued
Three dogs left outside an abandoned foreclosed home for weeks were rescued Tuesday after shelter operators said the pack was vulnerable to predators and starvation.
The dogs were left without food or water, but a Good Samaritan appeared to have taken...Tags: Natural Resources, Los Angeles, Dog (animal), Realty, Wildlife
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Governor vetoes bills
The governor said no to two La Caņada Flintridge lawmakers last week. While Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed dozens of bills July 16, two of his four vetoes originated with state Sen. Carol Liu and Assemblyman Anthony Portantino, both Democrats. Liu'...Tags: Turkey, Rentals, Hate Crimes, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Lee Baca
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