Tag: Foreclosure Listings
ForeclosureListings.com reports More Expensive Houses Entering Foreclosures
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- Foreclosure Listings reports foreclosure home statistics and the average price of a foreclosure home in states and cities that had higher home prices entering foreclosures in the first quarter of 2011.
ForeclosureDeals reports that new developments in the Florida foreclosure market could slow the rate of foreclosures drastically statewide
MIAMI, Fla. /eNewsChannels/ -- ForeclosureDeals, an online leader in the foreclosure listings and information industry, reports that new developments in the Florida foreclosure market could slow the rate of foreclosures drastically statewide.
Changing Market Indicates It Could Be the Best Time to Buy a Foreclosed Home
MIAMI, Fla. /eNewsChannels/ -- Foreclosure Deals, an online leader in the foreclosure listings and foreclosure information industry, reports that rising mortgage costs and declining foreclosures in many areas signals that now could be the best chance homebuyers have to save money on discount foreclosure homes.
Some States Provide Best Value for Foreclosure Properties, reports ForeclosureWarehouse
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- Foreclosure Warehouse calls attention to future homeowners to some states with the best price values of foreclosure properties. Foreclosure Warehouse' statistics show that the top states that had the lowest prices in the beginning of the 2011 compared to the same time in 2010 reveal advantageous situations for those who are looking for a new property.
ForeclosureDataOnline reports on California's Top Cities with Homes in Foreclosure
LOS ANGELES, Calif. /eNewsChannels/ -- Foreclosure Data Online reports data for the top California cities and the change since the previous month. Facing more foreclosures, California, already the region's number one State for foreclosures reveals the top 10 cities that made the state number one in foreclosures.
ForeclosureListings.com reports data that shows alarming statistics about five U.S. states
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- ForeclosureListings.com reports data that shows alarming statistics about five states that had more foreclosures in them from 2010 to 2011 and the average price of a home in foreclosure.
ForeclosureDataOnline reports that Data Supports Specter of Unemployment Keeping Foreclosures High in Some States
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- According to The Associated Press' monthly analysis, higher unemployment and foreclosure rates, especially in South Atlantic and Mountain states, raised the nation's economic stress in November. This supports the findings from Foreclosure Data Online that confirms Colorado and Florida have more of the top 10 cities listed for the number of foreclosures.
Business Expansion, Improved Employment the Cure for Home Foreclosures? asks ForeclosureWarehouse
NEW YORK, N.Y. /eNewsChannels/ -- The foreclosure trends are again in today's news, and according to data compiled by Foreclosure Warehouse, this situation seems as though it is not going to get any better regardless of how much the government tries to help, until more jobs are created and sustained.
Foreclosure Filings 2010 review announced by ForeclosureDeals
MIAMI, Fla. /eNewsChannels/ -- Record numbers of foreclosures hit the market in 2010, as well as record numbers of people looking to buy them, reports Foreclosure Deals, a leading online provider of foreclosure news and information, in a year-end Foreclosure Filings 2010 review. The record-breaking trend of 2009 continued throughout the year, and many experts are expecting them to climb even higher in 2011.
U.S. Home Foreclosures Plateau in April, according to Foreclosure-Support.com
MIAMI, Fla. -- Foreclosure Support, an online listings provider of foreclosed homes for sale, reported that foreclosures dropped 9 percent nationwide during the month of April, leading experts to speculate that the foreclosure homes market may finally have plateaued. In addition to the 9 percent drop since March, foreclosures fell 2 percent from April of 2009, marking the first year since the foreclosure crisis began that the market has seen an overall drop.
