The national inventory of foreclosures decreased slightly in February despite widespread expectations that foreclosures will rise in 2005, according to RealtyTrac, an online marketplace for foreclosure properties based in Lake Forest, Calif.The company's Monthly U.S. Foreclosure Market Report indicates that the latest foreclosure inventory totaled 53,222. "On the other hand, certain regions appear to be experiencing higher foreclosure rates," said Jim Saccacio, RealtyTrac's chief executive officer. "Florida and Colorado had the largest number of foreclosures, more than three times the national average." In Texas, the company said, more than 50% of all foreclosures in February took place in three counties: Bexar (San Antonio), with 10.1%; Dallas, 16.4%; and Harris (Houston), 25.3%. RealtyTrac can be found online at http://www.realtytrac.com.
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Remote work helped fuel migration and erased the loss of rural residents that occurred in the decade prior to the arrival of Covid, Harvard researchers found.
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The threshold regards loans where the annual percentage rate is at least 1.5 percentage points higher than the average prime offer rate on first liens.
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The home purchase market, which competes for consumers with rentals, should remain subdued in 2026 because of high mortgage rates and low affordability.
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Federal Reserve Gov. Stephen Miran said higher goods prices could be the trade-off for bolstering national security and addressing geo-economic risks.
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Rising labor and material costs could weigh on final expenses, despite a slower summer for hurricane and tornado claims, according to Verisk.
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The partnership also includes a $50 million equity investment in Finance of America, securing long-term alignment between the companies.
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