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Flood of Foreclosures Still Fails to Materialize
The number of homes entering the foreclosure process rose in March, up 8.1 percent, according to a new report from lender Processing Services, but the volume is down more than 30 percent from a year ago. Analysts had expected this … Continue reading
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Tagged Bank Owned Homes, Banks, Decline, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Flood, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosure Sales, Fourth Quarter, Freddie Mac, Inventories, Mortgage Foreclosures, Pace, Portfolio Loans, Previous Year, Processing Services, Ramp, Realtytrac, Reo Sales, State Governments
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Mixed Housing Data Point to Uneven Recovery
new numbers from the housing market confirm that a warm spring did in fact pull sales forward, but the new activity was not enough to bring home prices out of their decline significantly. Sales of newly built homes plunged over … Continue reading
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Tagged Amenities, Composites, D R Horton, Decline, Dhi, Distressed Properties, Flip Side, Flood, Foreclosures, Free Upgrades, Housing Market, Lows, Median Price, Midwest, New Numbers, Price Indices, Renovation, S Sales, Sales Numbers, Warm Spring
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Phoenix’s Hard-Hit Housing Starts to Rise From Ashes
Mike Ripson hasn’t built a home in three years, but he is about to. He has been sitting on one hundred sixty acres of land just outside Phoenix, Arizona, which he intends to divide into 121 one-acre lots. “Now’s the … Continue reading
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Tagged Asu, Billion Dollars, Distressed Properties, Flood, Foreclosures, Hasn, Institutional Investors, Justin Chang, Large Scale, Michael Orr, Mile Radius, Model Home, New Homes, Phoenix Area, Phoenix Arizona, Sixty Acres, Sonoran, Ups, Ups And Downs, Wittmann
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Flood of Foreclosures Heading to Housing Market
New foreclosure starts rose sharply in August, signaling a slew of foreclosed properties will be dumped on the already bloated housing market in early 2012. “Notices of Default,” the first stage of the foreclosure process, rose 33 percent month-to-month, according … Continue reading
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Tagged Bac, Bank Of America, Bank Repossessions, Chief Executive Officer, Default Notices, Delinquent Loans, Documentation Problems, Flood, Foreclosed Properties, Foreclosure Process, Foreclosures, Housing Market, Lenders, Market Realities, Processing Services, Quality Controls, Realtytrac, Slew, Spokesman, Tip Of The Iceberg
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Struggling to Make a House Call on Confidence
Today’s report on consumer confidence, or the striking lack of it, is yet another sign that housing is going to be in a very sticky state for a while. It’s hard to say whether housing is weighing on confidence or … Continue reading
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Tagged Arc, Bad News, Consumer Confidence, Distressed Properties, Drawing Board, Flood, Historical Perspective, Home Builder, House Call, Lack Of Confidence, Market Regulators, Material Costs, Mortgage Market, National Numbers, Pending Home Sales Index, Prognosticators, Risk Retention, Sales Numbers, Sentiment, Uncertainty
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