by Elizabeth Rush on November 19, 2009
by Elizabeth Rush on November 16, 2009
San Diego foreclosure listings have been including a rising number of hotels, based on data from Atlas Hospitality Group, a seller of hotels in California.
by Elizabeth Rush on November 16, 2009
The listings of foreclosed homes in several cities in Minnesota continued to grow unabated, resulting to more problems for the local governments, including falling home prices and values. Now, adding to the miseries brought about by the rising foreclosure rate is the abandoned houses becoming eyesores and health hazards for neighborhoods.
by Elizabeth Rush on November 12, 2009
Las Vegas foreclosure lists put the city on top of the foreclosure rate chart in the July to September quarter, based on a report released this week by a foreclosure tracking firm.
by Jason MacDowell on November 12, 2009
Home foreclosure listing in the Washington area more than doubled over the past year due to the increase in foreclosures in areas populated by minorities. According to the nonprofit Urban Institute, the possibility is high that minority borrowers took out subprime loans during the boom.
by Jason MacDowell on November 12, 2009
The list of foreclosed homes in Utah declined in October compared to September, but the level of foreclosures in the state is still high, based on a report released this week by a real estate research firm.
Additionally, foreclosure filings across Utah increased by almost 33 percent compared to filings in October last year, much higher than the nationwide increase rate of 19 percent. Analysts cited unemployment as the major reason for the increase in foreclosures.
by Elizabeth Rush on November 10, 2009
Jacksonville foreclosure lists continued to push first time homebuyers to make their home purchases in September, based on data from the Florida Association of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors.
by Elizabeth Rush on November 10, 2009
by Elizabeth Rush on November 6, 2009
by Elizabeth Rush on November 5, 2009
Stockton foreclosure listings continue to grow because of the high level of unemployment in the area. Although the pace of foreclosures slowed down slightly in the July to September quarter compared to the same period last year, the rate of foreclosure in the area still increased by nearly 2 percent from the previous three-month period.