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Video Coverage of the Stimulus Package From Around the Country

Watch the Latest News on What's Happening with the Stimulus

Jonathan Sweet, Senior Editor
June 24, 2009
HousingZone

These videos offer a look at how the stimulus package is affecting builders and remodelers at the national and local level. For more coverage of the stimulus, visit www.housingzone.com/stimulus.

Local experts discuss New Mexico's Sustainable Living Tax Credit, a local stimulus package.


President Obama talks about the successes of the stimulus package on the 100-day anniversary of its signing.

Vice President Joe Biden speaks in Denver on the importance of green jobs to the economic recovery.

Bloomberg analyzes the impact of the stimulus package on housing.

Connecticut residents can save big money on solar power thanks to the stimulus and a new state program.

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan answer questions on the new revisions to the Making Home Affordable program.

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