South Florida Mortgage Foreclosures Continue to Climb
Tuesday, August 7th, 2007Foreclosure filings across the South Florida housing market continue to rise, as hopes for a housing recovery fizzle. (more…)
Foreclosure filings across the South Florida housing market continue to rise, as hopes for a housing recovery fizzle. (more…)
Healthy buyer demand and a shrinking housing supply still have not breathed new life into the ailing South Florida housing market, according to a second-quarter report from Metrostudy. (more…)
Mounting Florida mortgage defaults across the state threaten to hurt more than just those homeowners who lose their properties to lenders. (more…)
South Florida homes continue to sit on the market, waiting for buyers, while more and more are being put up for sale. Some real estate experts now say it will be 2009 before the housing market starts to recover. (more…)
Many South Florida mortgage lenders are being watched - more closely than their counterparts elsewhere in the nation - after regulators tightened standards on exotic mortgages in response to spiking foreclosures. (more…)
Fewer homes sold in the South Florida housing market in June, and median home prices dropped in almost every city. (more…)
The U.S. economy will slow over the rest of this year because of a significant deterioration in the bad credit mortgage market, a slowdown in residential construction and tighter credit standards for consumers and business. (more…)
Investing in the South Florida housing market used to be a great way to make some great money, but the softening region is in state of flux right now. (more…)
The number of foreclosures in the South Florida housing market was nearly the same from the first to the second quarter, but declined from May to June, with Miami-Dade County seeing the biggest drop-offs. (more…)
Dozens of South Florida housing market senior citizens have lost millions of dollars of their savings because their brokers guessed on risky mortgage-backed securities after promising them a stable investment. (more…)