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标 题: [zt] Foreclosure filings were down in Arizona, California, Nevada and Washington,
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Tue May 17 14:09:55 2011, 美东)
Foreclosure activity slowed in April. Foreclosure filings were down in
Arizona, California, Nevada and Washington, with Oregon being the sole
exception where filings were up. California filings were down to levels not
seen since late 2008, when governmental intervention caused a temporary but
massive drop in activity. Foreclosure sales saw similar declines throughout
our coverage area, except Washington. Notably, cancellations were up
significantly across the board, leaving fewer propeties scheduled for
trustee sale.
"The drop in filings, and the rise in cancellations, is surprising," says
Sean O'Toole, CEO and Founder of ForeclosureRadar.com. "Banks have had time
to resolve robo-signing issues, so we should be seeing exactly the opposite
results, with lenders starting to catch up from recent delays."
Arizona
Notice of Trustee Sale filings were down 27.9 percent in April 2011 from the
prior month, falling to the lowest point we've seen since we began tracking
Arizona in August 2009, and down 41.5 percent from the same time last year.
There was a similar dip in foreclosure sales, with a 22.2 percent drop in
sales Back to Bank and a 15.4 percent decline in Sales to 3rd Parties month-
over-month. Cancellations rose 18.8 percent month-over-month, which together
with the drop in filings led to 10.6 percent fewer properties Scheduled for
Sale.
View all Arizona stats by state, county, city or ZIP
California
Foreclosure filings in California fell to lows not seen since the fall of
2008. Notice of Default filings dropped 25.8 percent, and Notice of Trustee
Sale filings fell 10.9 percent from March. On a year-over-year basis
foreclosure filings were down as well, with Notice of Default filings down
28.0 percent and Notice of Trustee Sale filings falling 31.2 percent from
April 2010. Foreclosure sale cancellations rose 27.0 percent from March.
Acivity on the courthouse steps slowed from the prior month, with 17.2
percent fewer sales Back to Bank and a 15.8 percent drop in properties
purchased by 3rd Parties, typically investors. The average Time to Foreclose
continued to climb, increasing 3.3 percent to 312 days.
View all California stats by state, county, city or ZIP
Nevada
Notice of Default filings decreased 17.8 in April from the prior month,
falling to the lowest point seen since we began tracking Nevada foreclosure
filings in August 2009. Notice of Trustee Sale filings fell 23.7 percent
month-over-month. Activity on the courthouse steps was mixed, with sales
Back to Bank down by 2.7 percent, yet Sales to 3rd Parties, typically
investors, were up 6.9 percent from March, and 81.0 percent from April 2010.
Cancellations were 14.0 percent higher month-over-month, and 69.5 percent
year-over-year.
View all Nevada stats by state, county, city or ZIP
Oregon
Oregon saw a substantial jump in foreclosure filings, with Notices of
Default up 236.2 percent from March. Much of this increase came from
ReconTrust, a subsidiary of Bank of America, filing 2,840 new Notices of
Default, considerablly more than the 131 it filed in the first 3 months of
the year. Properties sold Back to Bank fell 17.8 percent, however, Sales to
3rd Parties increased 38.7 percent month-over-month.
View all Oregon stats by state, county, city or ZIP
Washington
Washington saw a 12.1 percent slip in Notice of Trustee Sale filings from
March, and were down 25.4 percent year-over-year. The courthouse steps were
active with properties sold Back to Bank up 38.7 percent, and those Sold to
3rd Parties up 40.5 percent from March.
View all Washington stats by state, county, city or ZIP
State Notice of Default Notice of Sale Back to Bank Sold to
Third Party
Arizona n/a -27.9% -22.2% -15.4%
California -25.8% -10.9% -17.2% -15.8%
Nevada -17.8% -23.7% -2.7% +6.9%
Oregon +236.3% +12.5% -14.8% +38.7%
Washington n/a -12.1% +38.7% +40.5% |
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