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Editorial: Fed Targets Mortgage Markets (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
The federal government's dizzying series of bailouts finally has taken aim at the industry where the cash can do the most good - housing.

Foreclosures continue to rise (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Months after a $700 million federal bailout package was approved, local municipal officials say the foreclosure crisis doesn't seem to be getting any better.

How foreclosures have swept the Valley (The Arizona Republic)
Over 40,000 have lost homes in the last 18 months.

How foreclosures have swept the Valley (12 News Phoenix)
More than 40,000 Valley homeowners have lost their homes to foreclosure in the past 18 months. A combination of factors led to the surge. Adjustable-rate mortgages have reset to higher interest rates. Investors have walked away from bad purchases. Job losses are mounting.

The Housing-Bubble and the American Revolution (New York Times)
A burst housing bubble and ensuing deep recession may have set off the American war for independence.

KRUGMAN: Now is time to head off next crisis (The Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
A few months ago I found myself at a meeting of economists and finance officials, discussing -- what else' -- the crisis. There was a lot of soul-searching going on. One senior policymaker asked, "Why didn't we see this coming'"There was, of course, only one thing to say in reply, so I said it: "What do you mean 'we,' white man'"

Our retail therapy is in China, India and Germany (Financial Times)
For much of the past three years, as it became evident that the US housing bubble was bursting, I believed that the old adage "the US catches a cold, the world catches pneumonia" would be laid to rest, helped by the emergence of the so-called Brics - Brazil, Russia, India, China.

Foreclosures Revive Home-sharing (NPR)
With the rise in foreclosures, many people are going back to an old-fashioned way to save on housing: sharing. One newly married couple decided to try the measure after one spouse was laid off. Vermont Public Radio's Nina Keck reports.

An End Run Around Realogy?s Lenders (New York Times)
After the housing bubble burst, a struggle is now emerging over how Realogy?s unfortunate lenders should be treated.

Cycles of Doom (New York Times)
How government managers encouraged inflation in the 1960s and ?70s and led the American economy into recession.

Lee County courts tackle housing crisis (The News-Press)
Next week the circuit court in Lee County launches its assault on more than 25,000 foreclosures backed up in the system.

Suit: CBRE Realty Finance Defrauded Shareholders In IPO (Banker & Tradesman)
By Paul McMorrow The bursting housing bubble and credit crisis have not been kind to CBRE Realty Finance. The Hartford, Conn.-based firm was recently de-listed from the New York Stock Exchange, and is ending its relationship with CB Richard Ellis.

Minnetonka not immune to home foreclosures (Minnetonka Sun-Sailor)
For two years the number of home foreclosures has steadily increased in the city of Minnetonka, but in 2008 the number has exploded. The housing and financial crisis has not hit Minnetonka as hard as some other Minnesota cities, but neither is the community immune to the problem.

Foreclosures under review in Britain (UPI)
LONDON, Nov. 28 (UPI) -- The Financial Services Authority, Britain's financial watchdog, has given lenders until Jan. 31, to review their policies on mortgage foreclosures.