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Utah index has worst year ever, down 14.8 percent
As a group, Utah's largest publicly held companies didn't fare that well in 2007. The Salt Lake Tribune/Bloomberg Index, which was established on Dec. 30, 1994, gave up 14.8 percent last year for its worst annual performance ever. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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A lot of borrowers are being disqualified for loans. If you can't qualify for a mortgage the game is over. For those who do qualify, it takes longer to get loans
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