Boston foreclosure homes are surging in affluent neighborhoods as more businesses fail and more residents lose their jobs, based on reports released by New England research firm Warren Group.
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Fresno Foreclosure Homes up Due to Job Loss and Price Fall
The number of Fresno foreclosure homes and the rate of delinquency stepped up in January this year, based on reports from real estate firms.
Bank Foreclosures Pushing Down Suburbs, UVA Professor Says
Bank foreclosures have been occurring at higher rates in the suburbs as compared to cities, according to William Lucy, a professor of planning at the University of Virginia.
Government Foreclosed Houses Rise As Guaranteed Loans Grow
The number of government foreclosed houses has been rising because the percentage of home loans guaranteed by government agencies has been increasing.
Bank Owned Property Listings Revvep Up by Law Firms
The growth of bank owned property listings is replicated by the growth of several law firms specializing in helping banks pursue foreclosures on delinquent homeowners and other property owners.
California Foreclosures for Sale Rose as Jobless Rate Grew
California foreclosures for sale rose in October compared to foreclosures in October last year as the statewide unemployment rate also climbed up.
Houses Bank Foreclosures by Failed Banks in Ca, Fl
Large numbers of houses bank foreclosures have pushed four more banks in Florida and in California to failure, driving the total of failed banks in the U.S. to 124 banks so far this year.
Foreclosures for Sale High in 10 States with Budget Problems
Foreclosures for sale are contributing significantly to the economic challenges faced by 10 U.S. states, according to a report from the Pew Center.
Bank Foreclosure Properties Expected to Grow Due to Bad Loans
It would not come as a surprise to industry experts if the number of bank foreclosure properties in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania would increase in the coming months. This is because banks are heavily burdened with bad loans for home
Bank Foreclosure List to Keep Growing, Study Says
A report on the federal government's Home Affordable Loan Modification Program (HAMP) showed that the initiative is not enough to contain the growth of bank foreclosure list. On its report, the Federal Reserve Board warns that more foreclosures are in the offing, adding that the flood of distressed properties would likely occur in the next two years.
Loan Modification not Enough to Stave Off Bank Homes for Sale
The number of bank homes for sale continued to clog the housing market pipeline, pulling down home prices and values. In the third quarter of this year, foreclosure filings increased by 5 percent from the second quarter and 23 percent from the third quarter in 2008. The figures indicated that 937,840 houses were in some sort of foreclosure proceedings.
Experts: Now Is the Right Time to Buy Bank Foreclosures
In 20 metropolitan areas across the country, it is cost effective to buy bank foreclosures instead of renting. This is the conclusion of a recent study of housing markets in various metropolitan areas. Industry experts said that in the long run, it is cheaper to buy homes than rent them.
Increase in Filings May Lead to Flood of Foreclosed Homes
Many homeowners in Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts are on the brink of foreclosures, causing another flood of foreclosed homes in the area. The number of foreclosure filings in the area rose in August. And many lenders are holding off taking over distressed properties for fear that they will be stuck with them.
Fort Lauderdale Bank Foreclosures from Failed Negotiations
Fort Lauderdale bank foreclosures are still growing despite the decline of foreclosure filings in other places largely because of the high number of delinquent Fort Lauderdale unable to obtain favorable modification agreements with their lenders.
Pittsburgh Bank Foreclosures, Unemployment Still Rising
The number of Pittsburgh bank foreclosures and unemployment continue to rise for the first half of this year. The city of Pittsburgh ranked 134th among metropolitan areas in the country in terms of foreclosure rate.

