Foreclosure Activity Jumps in Troubling Sign for Housing 'Recovery'
The housing market has shown some promising signs of late, but a fresh batch of foreclosure data offers a reminder that any recovery from the housing bust will likely be slow, spotty and painful.
Foreclosure Activity Jumps in Troubling Sign for Housing 'Recovery'
The housing market has shown some promising signs of late, but a fresh batch of foreclosure data offers a reminder that any recovery from the housing bust will likely be slow, spotty and painful.
We noticed some interesting numbers that clearly demonstrate how lenders are changing the way they dispose of distressed properties — moving away from bank repossession and toward short sales.
The most notable statistic in the RealtyTrac May 2012 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report released today was the year-over-year increase in foreclosure starts following 27 months of annual declines.
Foreclosure activity is picking up in New Jersey, after being all but frozen as mortgage servicers dealt with accusations of abuses in their rush to evict homeowners.
Southwest Florida's foreclosure market continued its roller coaster ride in May as more properties fell delinquent but banks kept a tight hold of their release.
Foreclosures rose 11 percent in May in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach area, marking the sixth consecutive year-over-year increase, according to RealtyTrac.
Foreclosure activity jumps in troubling sign for housing recovery
The housing market has shown some promising signs of late, but a fresh batch of foreclosure data offers a reminder that any recovery from the housing bust will likely be slow, spotty and painful.
U.S. home foreclosure filings increased 9 percent last month over April, according to a new report from RealtyTrac, an online marketplace that tracks foreclosures.
Southwest Florida's foreclosure market continued its roller coaster ride in May as more properties fell delinquent but banks kept a tight hold of their release.
Foreclosure activity is picking up in New Jersey, after being all but frozen as mortgage servicers dealt with accusations of abuses in their rush to evict homeowners.
We noticed some interesting numbers that clearly demonstrate how lenders are changing the way they dispose of distressed properties — moving away from bank repossession and toward short sales.
Foreclosures rose 11 percent in May in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach area, marking the sixth consecutive year-over-year increase, according to RealtyTrac.
U.S. home foreclosure filings increased 9 percent last month over April, according to a new report from RealtyTrac, an online marketplace that tracks foreclosures.