Foreclosure by City

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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Indianapolis foreclosure listings are leveling, but they may again grow as soon as major Indiana employer Eli Lilly implements its plan of cutting 5,500 jobs over the next 24 months.

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A number of homes in Hialeah foreclosure listings will be acquired by the city of Hialeah for rehabilitation and for resale to qualified families under the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.

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Many homes included in Charlotte foreclosure listings arose from failed loan modification efforts, according to homeowners and housing advocates in North Carolina.

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The issue of Brooklyn Foreclosure Listings was addressed by U.S. Representative Edolphus Towns and other housing counselors and analysts in a recent discussion that will be aired on Time Warner Cable, Verizon and Cablevision.

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REO property listings continue to pull down the sales prices of single-family houses, condo units and townhomes in Chicago, based on a report on residential sales in August from the Illinois Association of Realtors.

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The number of houses in San Jose foreclosure listings is still rising largely because of job loss, according to Kevin Stein, one of the leaders of the California Reinvestment Coalition.

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