Foreclosure activity in the United
States dropped last month to the lowest level since July 2006, before
the housing bubble burst, and likely will continue to drop through the first
half of next year, an industry group said Thursday. Over
the next six to nine months, nationwide foreclosure numbers should start to
flatline at consistently historically normal levels," RealtyTrac vice president
Daren Blomquist said in a statement. June
was the 45th consecutive month foreclosure activity was down on an annual
basis.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
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