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Winter’s chill pervades much of the nation, and escalating gas prices are putting their own chill down the spines of U.S. consumers. But until the spring thaw arrives, simple energy-efficiency steps at home and on the road—potentially supplemented by federal income tax credits for specific energy-efficiency home improvements—can take the sting out of high energy bills, says the Alliance to Save Energy:
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Lawrence Yun, Chief Economist of the National Association of Realtors, responds to the Washington Post's article about Mortgage Interest Deductions.
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New trends for the new year! Homeowners are wise to consider hot trends to differentiate their home from others on the block. Read More:
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Chief Economist of NAR is forecasting 5.2 million existing-home sales in 2011, up from 4.8 million last year. He also expects modest improvement in prices.That would be the first in what Yun says will be a series of small but steady gains in the years ahead that will eventually bring home sales back to a period of normalcy. Read More:
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Pending home sales rose again in November 2010, with the broad trend over the past five months indicating a gradual recovery into 2011. Read more here: http://ping.fm/9lLHv