By Mecklenburg Times staff reports
Published: April 5,2013
CHARLOTTE – The Wells Fargo Championship golf tournament isn’t coming to Quail Hollow Country Club until late April, but the county is already issuing permits for work at the south Charlotte golf course. The county on Wednesday issued 14 permits, valued at a total of $71,998, for a variety of work for the tournament, whose [...]
By Payton Guion, staff writer
Published: October 23,2012
One Wells Fargo Center, which was taken off the market after a deal to purchase it collapsed in July, could be up for sale again as soon as January, according to Hal Kempson, director of capital markets for CBRE. "Childress Klein will decide upon the first of next year (when) they'll do it," Kempson said Tuesday. "One Wells Fargo is going to go back up for sale."
By Tony Brown, Staff Writer
Published: October 16,2012
Quick: On a scale of 1 to 100, what’s your “sentiment index”? That’s apparently the question the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo people ask homebuilders every month.
By Scott Baughman
Published: October 1,2012
In the second quarter, Bank of America and Wells Fargo abandoned a combined 197,820 square feet of uptown office space, according to Karnes Research. The good news for tenants is that, according to industry officials, rents haven’t been impacted by the BofA and Wells Fargo vacancies.
By Scott Baughman
Published: August 29,2012
This month, Wells Fargo announced that it is expanding homebuilder lending after slowing the flow of construction loans during the housing downturn.
By The Associated Press
Published: July 16,2012
Wells Fargo reported higher earnings, higher revenue and a record number of mortgage applications Friday. It’s just that nobody was paying all that much attention.
By The Associated Press
Published: March 15,2012
The government filed in federal court Monday a $25 billion settlement with the five largest mortgage lenders, putting an official stamp on the landmark agreement over alleged foreclosure abuses.
By Scott Baughman
Published: February 16,2012
When the nation’s largest banks, including Bank of America and Wells Fargo, reached a $25 billion settlement with state attorneys general from 49 states this month, some saw it as a way to address the foreclosure crisis. But some say the most remarkable thing about the settlement might be the parts of the foreclosure crisis it ignored.
By The Associated Press
Published: January 10,2012
BALTIMORE – Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler has announced an agreement with Wells Fargo relating to allegedly deceptive marketing of adjustable-rate mortgages written by companies it acquired in 2008.
By Scott Baughman
Published: December 27,2011
In 2009, about two years after the real estate market started its collapse, a new federal law took effect. The federal Home Valuation Code of Conduct was created to reduce conflicts of interest in the process of appraising homes. Real estate agents and brokers were no longer allowed to order appraisals. Lenders were now in control of doing that, and demand for appraisal-management companies shot up.
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