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Showing posts with label bonds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bonds. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011
Dirt-Bond Holders in for Nasty Surprise
During the boom as housing developments grew through the country, developers worked with local governments to raise billions of dollars for roads, sewers, and sidewalks through municipal-debt security known as "dirty bonds". Observers estimate that about $35 billion dirt bonds were issured during the real estate boom but now some investors in dirt bonds have been hamstrung because of the unusual structure of the dirt-bond deals.
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Monday, May 2, 2011
Yields surge for Fannie and Freddie mortgage bonds
Financial markets support for Fannie and Freddie bonds is very good news for multi-family. The last thing we want is a pull back on future financing.
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bonds,
markets,
Microeconomics,
mortgage,
multi-family
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