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Indianapolis foreclosure homes have spurred downtown revival and the growth of Central Township, the most populous among the townships of Marion County.

New York foreclosures in the commercial property sector continue to surge as more property owners and developers fail to pay their maturing acquisition and development loans.

Foreclosures in Charlotte are still surging as unemployment and other economic troubles continue to batter homeowners in the area, based on figures from the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts.

Foreclosures in Detroit are being contained by local government and nonprofit officials through a web portal recently launched by Wayne County, where Detroit is the county seat.

Foreclosures in Denver made an impact on the vacancy rate for residential rental properties in the area in the final quarter of 2009, based on a report from the Colorado Division of Housing.

Commercial property foreclosures in Dallas are expected to wreak havoc on the county budget, which is already burdened with an expected deficit of $60 million this year.

Foreclosures in Chicago continued to surge in the suburbs in 2009, according to nonprofit Woodstock Institute.

Foreclosures in Hialeah contributed substantially to the continued fall in pre-owned home prices in South Florida as Hialeah, the second largest city in the region, posted the highest rate of price decrease among cities in the area in January.

Foreclosures in Indianapolis slowed in 2009, allowing home prices to appreciate in January 2010. Home prices, however, were still affordable despite the increase, based on figures from the Indiana Association of Realtors.

Foreclosures in Boston by Bank of America and Wells Fargo, two of the biggest banks in the country, have been brought to court by a number of homeowners in the city.

Pittsburgh foreclosures continued to decrease in 2009, but price discounts continued to be among the biggest in the county, based on a report released by real estate information provider RealSTATS.

Foreclosures in Bronx multifamily residential complexes are facing divergent fates as some of them are already being rehabilitated and renovated while others are being ignored despite their need for emergency repairs.

Foreclosures in Atlanta are expected to surge further because of record mortgage defaults in the final quarter of 2009.

San Francisco foreclosures continued to put a downward pressure on home prices in January, based on data from a real estate firm.

San Diego foreclosures pulled down the median home sales price by 7.6 percent in January, based on data from a real estate firm.