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Foreclosures data RealtyTrac Releases Year-End
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foreclosuredata
and realtytrac
today released its U.S.
Foreclosure Market Report containing year-end data for 2006. Nationwide,
1.2 million properties entered some stage of foreclosure during 2006, a
42-percent jump from 2005. The report also indicates that one of every 92
households across the country filed for foreclosure.
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Foreclosure Data RealtyTrac today released its U.S. Foreclosure Market Report
containing year-end data for 2006. Nationwide, 1.2 million properties entered
some stage of foreclosure during 2006, a 42-percent jump from 2005. The report
also indicates that one of every 92 households across the country filed for
foreclosure.
“While foreclosures are not at historically high levels, 42-percent
year-over-year increase is certainly noteworthy,” said James J. Saccacio,
chief executive officer of RealtyTrac. “The increase in the number of
properties in foreclosure was driven partly by the general slowing of overall
housing sales and partly by the impact of monthly mortgage payments increasing
dramatically for homeowners who held some of the riskier types of
adjustable-rate and subprime mortgages. As more and more of these loans reset,
we saw a surge to finish the year, with the fourth quarter producing more
foreclosure filings than any of the three previous quarters.”
Total foreclosure filings jumped to 1,259,118 in 2006, up from 885,000 in 2005.
Although foreclosures show significant spikes, Saccacio says it's still within
the range of normal averages.
“It's true that foreclosures could have a negative impact on the housing
market if they continue to increase at this rate, and in some of the more
problematic local markets, they already may be contributing to slowing home
price appreciation and a glut of homes for sale,” said Saccacio. “However,
most markets have been able to reabsorb foreclosure homes without seeing any
major damage to the local economy.”
By Foreclosure Rate
Colorado, Georgia, and Nevada topped the charts for highest foreclosure rates.
Colorado reported one foreclosure for every 33 households—3 percent of its
entire population. Colorado also posted the eighth highest increase from 2005
when compared to all states.
Georgia and Nevada alike filed one foreclosure for every 41 households. For
Georgia, that's 2.5 percent of the state's population and only 2.4 percent for
Nevada. Also in the nation's top 10 for foreclosure rates are Texas, Michigan,
Indiana, Florida, Ohio, Utah and Tennessee.
By Foreclosure Filings
Texas topped the list for total foreclosures, reporting 156,876 foreclosures for
2006 and accounting for almost 13 percent of the United States' total. Texas
reported more foreclosures than any other state eight times during the year.
California reported twice as many foreclosures in 2006 than in 2005, claiming
142,429 foreclosure filings. Florida came in as a close third with 124,721
foreclosures but only showed a 2-percent increase over 2005.
Joining Texas, California, and Florida in the nation's top 10 for foreclosure
filings include Ohio, Michigan, Georgia, Illinois, Colorado, New York, and
Indiana.
By Metro Foreclosure Rate
In excess of 10,000 foreclosures were filed in Detroit the nation's highest rate
among the the 100 largest metropolitan areas. Closely behind Detroit, followed
Atlanta with 63, 737 foreclosures and Indianapolis claiming 4.3 percent of all
its households.
Denver, Dallas, Fort Worth, Las Vegas, Memphis, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami were
also among the nation's top 10 for foreclosure rates for metro areas.
RealtyTrac's data includes all homes entering some stage of foreclosure in 2006.
This includes defaults, auctions, and REO properties.
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