“More than half of these homes are underwater by a small margin, meaning that for various reasons those homes are unlikely to trigger an epidemic of defaults” Carl [...]
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“The ruthless and the reckless have already walked,” Arends writes. “Meanwhile, the middle class continues to pay through the [...] Kris Hudson, a former crackerjack business reporter at the Rocky Mountain News and a reporter at the Denver Post, wrote a recent travel piece on where to stay in Boulder for his current employer, the Wall Street Journal. “I know of no other “asset” that has to be fed every month,” other than a home, George [...] Billionaire William Koch, founder and president of the Oxbow Group, an energy company, wants to swap land with the federal government in order to take control of a road that cuts into his 4,500-acre ranch in western Colorado, according to an article in today’s Wall Street Journal, Land Swap Triggers Colorado Dustup. “People like us that want to build these types of homes – we’re basically at the mercy of the mortgage companies,” Wayne [...] An article about Boulder’s struggle to go green was on the front page of today’s Wall Street Journal. This is what Roger Pilke Jr., who studies political response to climate change at the University of Colorado at Boulder had to say about the city’s efforts to go green: “If a place like Boulder that regards [...] “I just want to downsize,” Karen Davidson, why she is selling her Snowmass Village home, priced at $47 million, as quoted in the Wall Street [...] Borrowers who can pay and weren’t deceived by lenders, have a moral responsibility to pay their mortgages, George Brenkert, a Georgetown professor of business ethics told the Wall Street [...] “Energy drives the design,” Rich von Luhrte, president of RNL, quoted in the Wall Street [...] |
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