Tag: foreclosures
Westchester foreclosure filings, judgments down to start 2018
In what the county clerk called an encouraging report, foreclosure actions filed in Westchester continued a five year decline to start 2018.
Home foreclosures and delinquencies were down in December for CT
Connecticut's figures were essentially on par with the nation's.
Connecticut foreclosures down 21.2 percent in July
The figures compared favorably with national figures, which CoreLogic said decreased by 29 percent.
Distressed home sales down in April
Nationally, distressed sales are expected to return to pre-crisis levels in mid-2017.
Foreclosure rates in Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk decrease in April
The foreclosure and mortgage delinquency rates still lag national figures.
Banks blamed for foreclosure surge
Court filings through August against borrowers in default represent a 62 percent increase from that same period last year.
State sues HSBC, alleging foot-dragging for profit
Attorney general says bank must hasten foreclosure conferences.
Attorney General announces results of homeowner protection program
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced the initial results of the Homeowner Protection Program (HOPP), a $60 million program launched in June designed to work with homeowners at risk of foreclosure.
Foreclosures in Westchester increased in 2012
Foreclosures increased in Westchester in 2012, though county officials say that's just mirroring national trends.
Foreclosed home sales drop in 2012
The number of foreclosed homes sold in Fairfield County decreased nearly 13 percent year-over-year in 2012, according to a new report.
State awards homeowner protection aid
Hudson Valley agencies will receive $1.7 million to help residents avoid foreclosure on their homes.
Standing up for small business
Community Capital’s Kim Jacobs looks out for small business, which has been part of her life for all of her life.
New York to see less of $25B mortgage settlement
The settlement between the top mortgage servicers and 49 states may be felt less in New York than in states with weaker housing markets.