Real Estate

Provident mortgage office set in Roseville

By Mark Glover - Updated: Sunday, February 5 2012 - 11:44 am

Riverside-based Provident Financial Holdings Inc., the holding company for Provident Savings Bank, said it has hired a retail mortgage banking group to operate from three Northern California cities, including Roseville.

California redevelopment funding ends today: So what happens to affordable housing?

By Loretta Kalb - Updated: Wednesday, February 1 2012 - 11:41 am

California's redevelopment agencies officially are out of business, effective today. But that doesn't mean that the future of affordable housing is wiped out in the state.

Sacramento loan fraud suspect indicted in 2nd case

By Rick Daysog - Updated: Sunday, January 29 2012 - 12:50 pm

A federal investigation into one of the largest alleged mortgage schemes in the Sacramento region has produced new criminal charges.

Plans afoot for artists' live-work space on Sacramento's R Street

By Tony Bizjak - Updated: Monday, January 30 2012 - 11:03 am

Can R Street become downtown Sacramento's first true art and culture corridor? That's the idea being promoted by an experienced local developer.

California attorney general rejects foreclosure settlement

By Rick Daysog - Published: Thursday, January 26 2012 - 12:00 am

Calling it "inadequate for California," the state is rejecting the latest settlement proposal between states and major U.S. banks over lending abuses that fueled the foreclosure crisis.

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Q&A: President's plan unlikely to fix housing crisis

By GARY M. SINGER - Published: 5:12 am

QUESTION: I heard in the State of the Union address that President Barack Obama has a new plan to fix the mortgage situation and help struggling Americans. I'm also having some problems with my mortgage, and my property is underwater. Is this plan going to finally save me?