Tag: CoreLogic
Hudson Valley leads nation in new mortgage fraud risk data
New York State ranked first for mortgage fraud risk in CoreLogic's new data analysis.
Home prices up in Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk market
In comparison, home prices nationally in May were up 1.2 percent from April and up 6.6 percent from May 2016.
CoreLogic: Delinquent mortgages in Norwalk-Stamford-Bridgeport down year over year
The national mortgage delinquency rate was also down in March.
Lower Fairfield County home prices down slightly
Nationwide, year-over-year prices were up by 7.1 percent and month-over-over prices increased by 1.6 percent from February to March 2017.
Connecticut home sales down in February
Connecticut's single-family home sales in February dropped by 4.1 percent on a year-over-year basis, according to data from The Warren Group. A total of...
Lower Fairfield County negative equity levels down from last year
But Connecticut's negative and near-negative equity levels are higher than the national averages.
Cash sales share in Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk housing at 26.2 percent
New York had the largest cash sales share among the states, at 47 percent.
Home foreclosures and delinquencies were down in December for CT
Connecticut's figures were essentially on par with the nation's.
Fairfield foreclosure activity on the decline
However, the area's foreclosure activity is above the national average.
Connecticut home sales and prices take a tumble
The state's single-family housing market did not have a September to remember.
Connecticut had nation’s second highest number of distressed home sales in...
The state's 18.4 percent was second only to Maryland at 19.4 percent.
Connecticut foreclosures down 21.2 percent in July
The figures compared favorably with national figures, which CoreLogic said decreased by 29 percent.
Cash home sales in Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk down in May
The national cash sales number was down as well.
Cash home sales down in April
Cash sales in Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk accounted for 27.4 percent of total home sales in April, compared with the national figure of 31.6 percent.
Distressed home sales down in April
Nationally, distressed sales are expected to return to pre-crisis levels in mid-2017.
