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Mid-September National Foreclosure Update

Author: Joshua Dorkin   • URL: http://www.biggerpockets.com/
September 13th, 2006   •  

CNN is reporting that foreclosures spiked in the month of August. ” In August, 115,292 properties entered into foreclosure, according to RealtyTrac, an online marketplace for foreclosure sales. That was 24 percent above the level in July and 53 percent higher than a year earlier.”

Florida led all states with 16,533 properties in some stage of foreclosure, 50% higher then July’s number. In California, that number reached 12,506, a 160% increase over last year.

According to the Nashville Business Journal , Tennessee had 2,377 foreclosures in August, a 60% increase from last year (1 in 1,032 homes).

The Cincinnati Business Courier listed Ohio with 7,468 properties (1 in 640 households), a 36.1% increase from July.

For the fifth straight month, Colorado led all states with 1 foreclosure for every 301 homes.

Nationally, August saw a 24% increase in foreclosures from July and a 53% increase from last year. The list named Greely, Colorado; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Miami and Denver as the top five metro areas in terms of foreclosures.

Amazingly, Vermont with only 2 foreclosures in the entire state, leads the country with the least number of foreclosures.

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