Midwest cities defy home price slump with affordable markets
In St. Louis and nearby Missouri towns, young buyers lock in lower costs and climb to ownership despite national housing pressure. Christina Brook and Kelsey Funk bought homes in Imperial and St. Charles for about 140000 and 113000 dollars, while local prices and incomes keep payments manageable.
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NYC to buy delinquent mortgages to curb foreclosures
New York City launches a 13 million program to buy long unpaid federally insured mortgages from HUD with the goal of keeping families in homes or repositioning properties as affordable housing. 24 properties totaling 41 homes are involved so far, funded by the City Council Goldman Sachs and bank settlements.
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