by Paul McCain on October 13, 2009
by William Dover on October 13, 2009
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.
by Paul McCain on October 9, 2009
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.
by Jason MacDowell on October 9, 2009
A nonprofit community center has recently been added to the growing listings of foreclosures in Illinois. A foreclosure lawsuit has been filed by ShoreBank on the Washington Cultural Center located in Bronzeville. The nonprofit community center is a controversial project of Dorothy Tillman, a former Alderman.
by Elizabeth Rush on October 8, 2009
by Jason MacDowell on October 8, 2009
by Elizabeth Rush on October 7, 2009
Bank foreclosed listings in California now include an increasing number of hotels as fewer and fewer vacationers and travelers stay in hotels, sharply cutting hotel revenues and causing hotel owners to miss their commercial loan payments.
by William Dover on October 6, 2009
Two of the four townhouses on bank listings foreclosures in Pennsylvania will soon have new owners. A group of nuns from the Felician Sisters of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Province are planning to buy the two townhouses in the foreclosure devastated neighborhood of Mooncrest.
by Paul McCain on October 6, 2009
by Paul McCain on October 5, 2009
Foreclosure home in Tulare County, California is expected to rise after the end of the moratorium. Industry experts said that so far, the increase is not yet evident in the real estate market in the area, adding that the current inventory of foreclosure houses for sale is at its lowest level.