Welcome to America's new foreclosurevilles. They're pretty far from your conception of the typical subprime, bubble city:
HousingWire: Dramatic increases in foreclosures from a year ago came in suburban areas previously believed to be more stable, such as Boise, Idaho, up nearly 22% from Q209. Another area, Provo, Utah, is located a distance of 45 miles outside Salt Lake City and rose nearly 11% in the same period. RealtyTrac provides an online marketplace for foreclosure properties with more than 1.5m default, auction and REO listings.
In several states, foreclosure activities drifted toward new focal points, such as smaller towns with previously self-sustaining industries. Chico, California in Sacramento Valley, and agricultural hub, had a 98% increase in foreclosures from Q308, according to the report. Read the whole thing >
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See Also:
- CHART OF THE DAY: In Parts Of America, There's Literally No Foreclosure Crisis
- Foreclosures Hit All-Time High
- The New Panic: Delayed Wave Of Foreclosures!
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