Tuesday Links

• Subprime Panic Freezes $40 Billion of Canadian Commercial Paper [bloomberg.com]
• Dollar steadies near lows [reuters.com]
• City says consolidation of development projects to save D.C. more than $5 million annually [washington.bizjournals.com]
• Merger of D.C. development agencies now official [washington.bizjournals.com]
• D.C. waterfront group narrows redevelopment contenders to five [washington.bizjournals.com]
• Time to get furnace checkup before cold weather descends [baltimoresun.com]
• Higher appraisals may be result of shifting market [baltimoresun.com]
• Falling home prices hurt borrowers, neighbors [cnnmoney.com]
• Congress warned: Easy on loan fix [cnnmoney.com]
• The Loan That Keeps On Taking [nytimes.com]
• A Reality Check for Home Sellers [nytimes.com]
• A Different Kind of View [nytimes.com]
• Opulence Everywhere [nytimes.com]
• Frustrated New Yorkers Grapple With Loan Rates [nytimes.com]
• It took a dream team to get baseball back in D.C. [examiner.com]
• 250 foreclosed D.C.-area homes to go up for auction [examiner.com]
• New Rowhouse Rooflines Raising Eyebrows in D.C. [washingtonpost.com]
• The Cost of 'No-Cost Mortgages' [washingtonpost.com]
• Camera shy . . . for now [latimes.com]
• Mortgage rates lower, too? Not so fast [bankrate.com]