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November 1, 2007

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California’s third-quarter foreclosure rate nearly quadruples – What, still say no housing bubble?

by Bob Schwartz

San Diego foreclosuresRealtyTrac®, the leading online marketplace for foreclosure properties, today released its Q3 2007 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report. California’s third-quarter foreclosure rate was up 36 percent from the previous quarter and nearly quadruple the number reported in the third quarter of 2006!

California’s third-quarter foreclosure rate of one foreclosure filing for every 88 households ranked second highest among the states. A total of 148,147 foreclosure filings on 94,772 properties were reported in the state during the third quarter.

Nevada posted the nation’s highest foreclosure rate for the quarter, one foreclosure filing for every 61 households. A total of 16,817 foreclosure filings on 12,982 properties were reported in the state during the third quarter, up 23 percent from the previous quarter and more than triple the number reported in the third quarter of 2006.

Florida documented a third-quarter foreclosure rate of one foreclosure filing for every 95 households, the nation’s third highest state foreclosure rate. A total of 86,465 foreclosure filings on 60,992 properties were reported in the state during the third quarter, up more than 50 percent from the previous quarter and more than double the number reported in the third quarter of 2006.

Some prior posts on home foreclosures: Home Mortgage Rates Actually HIGHER After Fed Rate Cut!, San Diego County Foreclosures Jump 247%, Economists Says . . . We’re not out of the woods yet!, Worst Conditions Ever Seen by the Modern Mortgage Industry, Employment Report Negative Surprise . . . for Some, San Diego Housing Bust … How Bad Can It Get?, San Diego Home Foreclosures … The Worst is Yet to Come!  [tags] California foreclosures, home foreclosures, housing bubble, real estate bubble[/tags]  San Diego Realtor

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4 Comments
  1. Dec 6 2007

    Many good real estate values in the Dallas Texas area.
    Fort Worth lawyers

  2. Mar 20 2008

    The ingrain notion that San Diego real estate always appreciates has now vanished, and that’s probably a good thing.

    Shandon
    Tijuana Mexico Dentist

  3. Mar 20 2008

    There was so much speculation in the San Diego real estate market, what we’re seeing now seemed inevitable.

    Landon
    Oakland California Law

  4. It seems that SD real estate follows about a 10 year boom to bust cycle; perhaps it takes 10 years for people to forget the last bust.

    Alex
    San Diego California Lasik Eye Surgery

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