Bank of America's anti-consumer practices have been the subject of numerous protests in recent years. Thousands demonstrated against the bank's foreclosures in 2011. Foreclosure News
The housing market has made a remarkable — if partial — recovery since the disaster that befell it 10 years ago. In the years since the crisis, the market has recouped about two-thirds of the value it lost in the crash: But unlike in the early 2000s, when housing became a vehicle for broad-based middle-class […]
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Tierra Gregory didn't consider the dangers above her head when whe was a girl in West Baltimore, playing jacks on the stoops of crumbling rowhouses. Now an attorney, Gregory has spent much of the last year digging through records, trying to uncover who is responsible for the vacant house that collapsed and killed a man […]
African-American homeownership has fallen further in Michigan than in any other state since 2000, and a growing number of low-income renters in Metro Detroit are “being squeezed from all sides” when it comes to finding affordable housing. Those are two just two notable conclusions from a series of reports released by the Urban Institute this […]
Norwich – The mortgage foreclosure on the nearly 50-acre portion of the former Norwich Hospital property in the city was completed last week, and the four properties are now owned by Castanho Development LLC of East Hartford. Castanho had filed mortgage foreclosure against Thames River Landing LLC, headed by Mark Fields, in New London Superior Court. Foreclosure News
The Niagara Falls Community Development department will host the 2018 Niagara Falls Home Ownership Auction at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 19, in the City Hall Council Chambers. The auction will feature 10 homes the City of Niagara Falls owns due to recent tax foreclosure. Foreclosure News
The events which led to the foreclosure era are indeed tragic. People lost jobs, companies streamlined their staff and globalization removed many traditional U.S. industries. Foreclosure News
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A decade after the housing crash, nearly 38 percent of bay area households are in rental properties, a new study shows. That compares to less than 30 percent in 2006, just before real estate values plunged and sent tens of thousands of Tampa Bay homes into foreclosure. Foreclosure News