by Elizabeth Rush on April 28, 2011
by Elizabeth Rush on April 27, 2011
by Elizabeth Rush on April 26, 2011
The economy may be in rebound, but the country’s overall economic crisis is far from over. Unfortunately, the housing market still sits in front of the nation’s economic woes, and there may be more houses in pre-foreclosure in the future.
Continue Reading: Pre-Foreclosure Numbers Unlikely To Stop Soon
by Elizabeth Rush on April 25, 2011
The number of residential properties falling into foreclosure auctions declined in Massachusetts during March 2011 compared with year-ago levels. According to housing industry experts, the drop was due to slower processing of foreclosure actions by lenders and the improving national economy. Both foreclosure-related petitions and number of deeds fell in the state in March year-over-year.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Auctions Decline in Massachusetts in March
by Elizabeth Rush on April 20, 2011
Several federal and state programs meant to provide assistance in foreclosure have been launched in the past couple of years. However, these programs were unable to stop the flood of distressed properties all over the U.S. which are now causing housing prices to tumble. In New Jersey, a number of local markets are experiencing plummeting prices as foreclosures continue to increase.
Continue Reading: Distressed Homes Still High Despite Assistance in Foreclosure Effort
by Elizabeth Rush on April 19, 2011
Sellers of residential properties, even homes for sale by owner sellers, should look forward to the spring home buying season in South Carolina, market analysts have stated. According to them, the month of March usually provides signs on what the home buying season will be like; and this year, the signs seemed to be pointing towards a high-selling season.
Continue Reading: Spring Looking Good for Sellers of Homes for Sale by Owner
by Elizabeth Rush on April 18, 2011
by Elizabeth Rush on April 15, 2011
by Elizabeth Rush on April 14, 2011
Bank foreclosure listings in the metropolitan region of Raleigh-Cary, North Carolina rose in January 2011, according to a report recently released by CoreLogic. However, although the rate of foreclosure in the region increased during the first month of the year, it remained way below the average of foreclosure recorded nationwide during the same month.
Continue Reading: Bank Foreclosure Listings Increased in Raleigh
by Elizabeth Rush on April 13, 2011