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Foreclosure by City

San Jose Foreclosure Listings Grew with Higher-Priced Homes

by Jason MacDowell on November 4, 2009

San Jose foreclosure listings continued to grow in the third quarter as more foreclosures occurred in higher-cost neighborhoods, based on data from a foreclosure tracking firm.

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San Francisco Foreclosure Listings for Bank and FHA Programs

by Elizabeth Rush on November 3, 2009

Affordable homes in San Francisco foreclosure listings are being offered to lower-income families through the combined home loan programs of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco and the Federal Housing Administration.

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Indianapolis Foreclosure Lists Push Up Home Affordability

by Elizabeth Rush on October 27, 2009

Indianapolis foreclosure lists have been pushing up home affordability in the area, based on a report from the National Association of Homebuilders and on the Housing Opportunity Index of Wells Fargo.

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Stockton Foreclosure Listings Still Dominating Market

by Elizabeth Rush on October 21, 2009

Stockton foreclosure listings are still dominating the housing market despite a slowdown in foreclosure actions, based on reports from real estate information providers and property analysts in San Joaquin Valley.

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San Jose Foreclosure Listings in Commercial Sector Growing

by William Dover on October 20, 2009

San Jose foreclosure listings in the commercial sector are growing, based on data from Bay Area commercial brokers and Santa Clara County property assessors.

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San Antonio Foreclosure Listings Show Stable Home Prices

by William Dover on October 19, 2009

San Antonio foreclosure listings have been showing stable prices, according to data released by the San Antonio Board of Realtors.

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Las Vegas Foreclosure Listings Show Lessons to be Learned

by Jason MacDowell on October 15, 2009

The record numbers of properties in Las Vegas foreclosure listings have been prompting city officials and analysts to think about the future of Las Vegas in comparison to what happened in Rust Belt cities such as Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh.

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Miami foreclosure listings continue to get filled with distressed condos. As rents fall to their lowest levels and vacancy rates soar, more condo owners and developers are being forced to foreclosure.

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The high number of Los Angeles foreclosure listings may grow further if more homeowners who took out loans guaranteed by the U.S. Federal Housing Administration become delinquent and ultimately go into foreclosure.

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Las Vegas foreclosure listings have been growing in the commercial sector, just like in many cities throughout the country, according to officers of the Southern Nevada unit of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties.

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