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America’s Most Undervalued Cities in 2010

Elliot Lau — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 07:16:03 +0000

America’s most undervalued cities

Four years after home prices hit their peaks, CNNMoney looks at how 330 metro areas have fared.

Metro area	Median home price	% undervalued 2010	% undervalued 2006
Las Vegas, Nev.	$129,700	-41.40%	38%
Vero Beach, Fla.	$123,300	-39.80%	54%
Merced, Calif.	$102,300	-37.70%	77%
Cape Coral, Fla.	$118,700	-36.80%	52%
Houma, La.	$116,200	-34.60%	-1%
Port St. Lucie, Fla.	$115,600	-33.30%	72%
Warren, Mich.	$117,500	-32.30%	15%
Vallejo, Calif.	$196,900	-31.90%	53%
Stockton, Calif.	$145,100	-31.80%	72%
Modesto, Calif.	$138,700	-31.80%	67%
Midland, Texas	$133,100	-30.70%	-7%
West Palm Beach, Fla.	$164,400	-30.30%	57%
Lake Charles, La.	$101,600	-29.40%	N.A.
Lafayette, La.	$126,700	-29.40%	3%
Naples, Fla.	$199,900	-29.00%	84%
Killeen, Texas	$106,700	-28.80%	-16%
Houston, Texas	$128,200	-28.80%	-14%
Sarasota, Fla.	$133,900	-28.00%	56%
Punta Gorda, Fla.	$110,400	-27.80%	N.A.
Dallas, Texas	$136,700	-27.50%	-16%
Fort Worth, Texas	$113,300	-27.30%	-15%
Shreveport, La.	$102,700	-26.50%	-3%
Reno, Nev.	$169,700	-26.50%	-38%
McAllen, Texas	$61,800	-25.90%	N.A.
Tulsa, Okla.	$107,300	-24.60%	-9%
Palm Bay, Fla.	$118,400	-24.40%	49%
Fayetteville, N.C.	$113,800	-24.40%	N.A.
Salinas, Calif.	$310,200	-24.30%	75%
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.	$148,000	-24.30%	53%
Oklahoma City, Okla.	$108,100	-24.20%	-5%
Jackson, Miss.	$104,200	-23.90%	24%
Monroe, La.	$96,300	-22.30%	-2%
Grand Rapids, Mich.	$105,300	-22.10%	14%
Carson City, Nev.	$174,100	-22.00%	N.A.
Charleston, W.Va.	$91,700	-21.80%	-7%
Oakland, Calif.	$349,800	-21.70%	47%
Memphis, Tenn.	$103,300	-21.70%	-9%
Little Rock, Ark.	$106,900	-21.60%	-6%
Fayetteville, Ark.	$114,800	-21.50%	11%
Wichita Falls, Texas	$83,300	-20.60%	N.A.
Santa Barbara, Calif.	$385,700	-20.20%	70%
Lansing, Mich.	$103,800	-20.20%	18%
Alexandria, La.	$92,800	-20.00%	0%
Odessa, Texas	$80,700	-19.90%	-12%
Visalia, Calif.	$129,000	-19.60%	45%
El Paso, Texas	$106,300	-19.50%	-18%
Bakersfield, Calif.	$126,000	-19.20%	51%
Montgomery, Ala.	$105,900	-19.00%	-12%
Sacramento, Calif.	$218,500	-18.70%	61%
Indianapolis, Ind.	$129,800	-18.70%	-5%
Akron, Ohio	$120,700	-18.60%	4%
Hanford, Calif.	$144,200	-18.40%	N.A.
Cincinnati, Ohio	$131,000	-18.40%	1%
Columbus, Ga.	$112,900	-18.30%	2%
Bridgeport, Conn.	$419,200	-18.30%	6%
Warner Robins, Ga.	$100,300	-18.20%	-6%
Muskegon, Mich.	$82,000	-18.10%	14%
Phoenix, Ariz.	$150,700	-18.00%	35%
San Francisco, Calif.	$603,100	-17.80%	35%
Holland, Mich.	$128,100	-17.70%	22%
Ocala, Fla.	$98,600	-17.50%	35%
Lakeland, Fla.	$98,100	-17.50%	23%
Cambridge, Mass.	$355,000	-17.40%	12%
San Diego, Calif.	$336,900	-17.30%	46%
Orlando, Fla.	$141,200	-17.10%	33%
Kalamazoo, Mich.	$109,400	-17.10%	11%
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.	$147,200	-17.10%	43%
Riverside, Calif.	$178,300	-16.90%	65%
Ann Arbor, Mich.	$158,600	-16.90%	17%
Santa Rosa, Calif.	$326,900	-16.80%	56%
Fresno, Calif.	$146,600	-16.80%	58%
Evansville, Ind.	$94,400	-16.80%	-3%
Columbus, Ohio	$139,700	-16.80%	2%
Tampa, Fla.	$127,100	-16.70%	34%
Fort Smith, Ark.	$83,800	-16.70%	-8%
Wichita, Kan.	$106,800	-16.60%	-6%
Owensboro, Ky.	$91,600	-16.60%	-3%
Baton Rouge, La.	$128,000	-16.60%	0%
Pensacola, Fla.	$119,200	-16.50%	33%
Omaha, Neb.	$122,100	-16.50%	0%
New Orleans, La.	$146,600	-16.30%	12%
Cheyenne, Wyo.	$153,100	-16.30%	5%
Boston, Mass.	$316,100	-16.30%	18%
Flint, Mich.	$74,000	-16.10%	26%
College Station, Texas	$110,900	-16.10%	-23%
Birmingham, Ala.	$121,100	-15.70%	-1%
San Antonio, Texas	$113,800	-15.60%	-11%
Battle Creek, Mich.	$81,900	-15.60%	20%
Napa, Calif.	$340,100	-15.50%	65%
Corpus Christi, Texas	$102,900	-15.50%	-8%
Yuba City, Calif.	$146,100	-15.30%	N.A.
Tyler, Texas	$110,000	-15.30%	-7%
Monroe, Mich.	$112,100	-15.30%	26%
Huntsville, Ala.	$132,800	-15.30%	-11%
Lafayette, Ind.	$112,800	-15.10%	-10%
Tucson, Ariz.	$148,200	-15.00%	27%
Longview, Texas	$99,800	-14.90%	-11%
Macon, Ga.	$97,400	-14.80%	-6%
Cleveland, Ohio	$127,700	-14.80%	6%
Jacksonville, Fla.	$141,900	-14.70%	31%
Hattiesburg, Miss.	$95,100	-14.50%	1%
Atlanta, Ga.	$159,200	-14.50%	2%
Oxnard, Calif.	$350,100	-14.30%	55%
Greenville, N.C.	$98,900	-14.20%	0%
South Bend, Ind.	$103,300	-14.10%	-4%
Lake County, Ill.	$233,800	-13.90%	N.A.
Deltona, Fla.	$121,700	-13.80%	44%
Oshkosh, Wis.	$122,700	-13.70%	0%
Bowling Green, Ky.	$111,400	-13.50%	1%
Beaumont, Texas	$85,600	-13.50%	-15%
Ames, Iowa	$136,400	-13.50%	N.A.
Gainesville, Fla.	$134,500	-13.40%	23%
Fort Wayne, Ind.	$96,100	-13.40%	-5%
Lubbock, Texas	$88,800	-13.30%	-7%
Gainesville, Ga.	$137,700	-13.30%	11%
Columbus, Ind.	$117,100	-13.20%	2%
Rochester, N.Y.	$125,100	-13.00%	-9%
Casper, Wyo.	$153,200	-12.70%	20%
Springfield, Mo.	$113,300	-12.60%	-6%
Sandusky, Ohio	$120,100	-12.60%	3%
Pittsburgh, Pa.	$115,900	-12.50%	-1%
Anderson, Ind.	$83,700	-12.40%	3%
Abilene, Texas	$82,700	-12.30%	-11%
Waco, Texas	$94,900	-12.00%	-7%
Saginaw, Mich.	$81,700	-11.90%	13%
Dayton, Ohio	$112,900	-11.90%	0%
Canton, Ohio	$108,100	-11.70%	11%
Jackson, Mich.	$94,500	-11.50%	-1%
Columbia, Mo.	$127,000	-11.50%	N.A.
Miami, Fla.	$191,200	-11.40%	55%
Kansas City, Mo.	$130,400	-11.40%	4%
Bloomington, Ill.	$135,900	-11.40%	3%
Madera, Calif.	$170,100	-11.30%	70%
Bay City, Mich.	$83,300	-11.30%	26%
Decatur, Ill.	$87,900	-11.20%	1%
Tallahassee, Fla.	$135,200	-11.10%	22%
Essex County, Mass.	$302,300	-10.70%	28%
Lincoln, Neb.	$125,100	-10.60%	-2%
Worcester, Mass.	$213,000	-10.50%	29%
Santa Cruz, Calif.	$457,100	-10.50%	44%
Athens, Ga.	$135,300	-10.50%	3%
St. Joseph, Mo.	$98,700	-10.30%	7%
Rocky Mount, N.C.	$95,900	-10.30%	-5%
Des Moines, Iowa	$127,700	-10.30%	-2%
San Jose, Calif.	$507,000	-10.20%	44%
Chicago, Ill.	$222,800	-10.20%	21%
Springfield, Ill.	$110,000	-10.10%	-5%
Bethesda, Md.	$380,900	-10.00%	36%
Sioux Falls, S.D.	$126,000	-9.90%	-2%
Rochester, Minn.	$138,100	-9.70%	0%
Lexington, Ky.	$139,800	-9.70%	4%
Trenton, N.J.	$260,000	-9.50%	20%
Jefferson City, Mo.	$113,500	-9.40%	-5%
San Luis Obispo, Calif.	$341,300	-9.30%	53%
Cedar Rapids, Iowa	$116,300	-9.20%	-3%
Rome, Ga.	$100,500	-9.10%	N.A.
Appleton, Wis.	$133,500	-9.10%	0%
Louisville, Ky.	$128,400	-8.90%	3%
Toledo, Ohio	$102,800	-8.70%	9%
St. Louis, Mo.	$135,300	-8.60%	9%
Panama City, Fla.	$129,000	-8.60%	46%
Joplin, Mo.	$93,000	-8.60%	N.A.
Amarillo, Texas	$98,400	-8.50%	0%
Minneapolis, Minn.	$183,800	-8.20%	24%
Parkersburg, W.Va.	$97,000	-8.10%	N.A.
Detroit, Mich.	$74,400	-7.80%	19%
Hartford, Conn.	$231,100	-7.70%	4%
Raleigh, N.C.	$186,400	-7.60%	-3%
Peoria, Ill.	$116,900	-7.50%	10%
Springfield, Ohio	$100,700	-7.40%	8%
Gary, Ind.	$126,400	-7.20%	9%
Sherman, Texas	$92,400	-7.10%	-1%
New York, N.Y.	$456,600	-7.10%	27%
Santa Ana, Calif.	$469,300	-6.90%	44%
Iowa City, Iowa	$152,400	-6.90%	-6%
Greensboro, N.C.	$123,300	-6.90%	-2%
Austin, Texas	$177,400	-6.90%	-7%
Green Bay, Wis.	$134,100	-6.70%	8%
Bloomington, Ind.	$121,000	-6.60%	3%
Nashville, Tenn.	$165,500	-6.50%	-1%
Spartanburg, S.C.	$101,800	-6.40%	-1%
Niles, Mich.	$117,400	-6.30%	21%
Columbia, S.C.	$120,300	-6.30%	1%
Augusta, Ga.	$113,500	-6.30%	-2%
Manchester, N.H.	$207,000	-6.10%	23%
Florence, S.C.	$89,800	-6.10%	-1%
Charlotte, N.C.	$159,600	-6.10%	-6%
Prescott, Ariz.	$164,000	-6.00%	46%
Mobile, Ala.	$111,800	-6.00%	-2%
Winston-Salem, N.C.	$127,600	-5.90%	-1%
Huntington, W.Va.	$92,900	-5.90%	N.A.
Burlington, N.C.	$115,700	-5.60%	0%
New Haven, Conn.	$240,200	-5.50%	11%
Albany, Ga.	$90,200	-5.50%	-2%
Fairbanks, Alaska	$195,700	-5.40%	N.A.
Davenport, Iowa	$107,500	-5.40%	7%
Syracuse, N.Y.	$125,700	-5.30%	-4%
Buffalo, N.Y.	$126,000	-5.30%	-5%
Washington, D.C.	$316,400	-5.20%	37%
Providence, R.I.	$235,500	-4.90%	35%
Brunswick, Ga.	$119,800	-4.90%	23%
Rockingham County, N.H.	$217,600	-4.80%	20%
Chico, Calif.	$194,100	-4.80%	59%
Chattanooga, Tenn.	$117,700	-4.80%	5%
Gulfport, Miss.	$117,400	-4.70%	N.A.
Milwaukee, Wis.	$180,500	-4.30%	16%
Greenville, S.C.	$122,100	-4.30%	0%
Fargo, N.D.	$136,500	-4.30%	3%
Durham, N.C.	$176,300	-4.20%	2%
Las Cruces, N.M.	$119,000	-3.80%	0%
Lima, Ohio	$99,600	-3.60%	1%
Youngstown, Ohio	$92,900	-3.50%	8%
Pueblo, Colo.	$119,500	-3.50%	5%
Lawrence, Kan.	$159,800	-3.50%	0%
Erie, Pa.	$109,700	-3.20%	2%
Champaign, Ill.	$123,400	-3.10%	9%
Topeka, Kan.	$107,200	-2.90%	4%
Madison, Wis.	$195,400	-2.80%	16%
Philadelphia, Pa.	$227,700	-2.70%	15%
Sheboygan, Wis.	$137,200	-2.60%	9%
Anderson, S.C.	$105,200	-2.40%	N.A.
St. Cloud, Minn.	$139,100	-2.30%	N.A.
Springfield, Mass.	$202,200	-2.20%	19%
Savannah, Ga.	$141,400	-2.20%	21%
Norwich, Conn.	$230,200	-2.20%	15%
Lebanon, Pa.	$150,900	-2.20%	N.A.
Hagerstown, Md.	$170,700	-2.20%	N.A.
Redding, Calif.	$182,100	-2.10%	56%
Denver, Colo.	$229,300	-2.10%	10%
Lewiston, Idaho	$139,800	-2.00%	N.A.
Wausau, Wis.	$128,800	-1.90%	4%
Knoxville, Tenn.	$133,200	-1.70%	3%
San Angelo, Texas	$99,300	-1.40%	-10%
Los Angeles, Calif.	$368,000	-1.40%	54%
Elkhart, Ind.	$109,900	-1.20%	-6%
Fort Collins, Colo.	$219,200	-1.00%	10%
Flagstaff, Ariz.	$207,600	-1.00%	29%
Newark, N.J.	$362,700	-0.90%	27%
Auburn, Ala.	$122,200	-0.40%	N.A.
Mansfield, Ohio	$100,200	-0.30%	7%
Kennewick, Wash.	$155,300	-0.30%	2%

Source: IHS Global Insight/PNC Financial Service

California VA Foreclosures

brian — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 20:53:30 +0000

ID	State	City	Bdrms	Baths	Sqft	Price	Photo	Vendee Financing
8000581663	CA	Apple Valley	3	2	1431	$161,460		Available
8000562952	CA	Apple Valley	4	2	2621	$281,690		Available
8000566425	CA	California City	3	2	2351	$169,900		Available
8000575673	CA	Carmichael	3	1	1020	$176,200		Available
8000507981	CA	Clearlake	3	2	1315	$153,945		Available
8000568561	CA	Fresno	2	2	1213	$155,345		Available
8000591449	CA	Hemet	3	2	1537	$195,700		Available
8000561996	CA	Homeland	3	2	1578	$195,700		Available
8000556236	CA	Madera	3	2	1574	$145,000		Available
8000574007	CA	Marysville	3	3	1828	$185,470		Available
8000562663	CA	Middletown	3	2	1631	$189,600		Available
8000547276	CA	Mountain Ranch	3	2	1500	$260,000		Available
8000583131	CA	Oakdale	3	2	1660	$231,200		Available
8000585490	CA	Quail Valley	2	2	1120	$113,300		Available
8000546500	CA	Redding	3	2	1698	$248,600		Available
8000574783	CA	Ridgecrest	4	2	2382	$159,900		Available
8000585201	CA	Sacramento	3	4	1329	$181,625		Not Available
8000581465	CA	Sacramento	3	2	1468	$186,000		Available
8000557374	CA	San Diego	3	2	1240	$259,500		Available
8000557531	CA	San Diego	2	2	893	$266,900		Available
8000580541	CA	San Jose	2	2	1318	$375,950		Not Available
8000564479	CA	Sutter	2	2	1100	$186,000		Available
8000601925	CA	Temecula	4	3	1534	$235,900		Not Available
8000594666	CA	Twentynine Palms	3	2	1250	$125,900		Available
8000562903	CA	Visalia	3	2	1430	$204,000		Available
8000535602	CA	Visalia	3	2	1752	$224,200		Available
8000586670	CA	Winchester	4	3	2873	$274,000		Available
8000539976	CA	Wrightwood	1	1	512	$150,995		Available
8000505019	CA	Yuba City	3	2	1094	$169,900		Available
8000572217	CA	Yucca Valley	4	2	1984	$168,340		Available

Orange County REO and Foreclosure

brian — Tue, 27 May 2008 18:40:52 +0000

Recent Orange County distressed sales.

Orange County NOD

Orange County NTS

update May 27, 2008

New List posted and Update for June (click here)

Courthouse-step auctions offer 1,336 properties in foreclosure — 17 are sold

brian — Thu, 15 May 2008 17:16:18 +0000

On Friday, O’Toole said, a foreclosed five-bedroom Modesto home on Hemstead Avenue went up for auction with a starting bid of $301,500, even though the lender was owed $537,000 from a delinquent mortgage.

But that $235,500 discount apparently wasn’t enough. O’Toole said no one bid, so the lender now owns the house.

Lenders get more desperate

O’Toole said the size of these discounts continues to grow as lenders get more and more desperate to unload properties.

Early in 2007, O’Toole said, discounts were offered on about one-third of the homes in foreclosure auctions statewide, and those discounts averaged about $9,000. By November, he said, two-thirds of the state’s homes in foreclosure auctions were discounted, with discounts averaging $48,000.

Many of the foreclosed houses in Stanislaus, San Joaquin and Merced counties, however, are being discounted by $100,000 or more, O’Toole said.

Dave Rhodes of Oakdale recently took advantage of one such deal. Two weeks ago, he bid $1 over the starting price for a 1,356-square-foot home on Poppy Patch Drive in Modesto. He was the only bidder and bought the house for $163,181, even though the lender had been owed about $264,000.

"I’m not a big spender. I’m a bottom feeder," said Rhodes, who has been a regular at Modesto’s foreclosure auctions for more than a year. He researches many of the homes being foreclosed, but rarely bids at auctions. His last purchase was in January, when he bought a fixer-upper in Empire.

Hundreds receive no bids

Discounted starting bids "have become more and more prevalent the last three months" in Modesto, Rhodes said. That’s why he comes prepared to bid on great deals.

Before potential buyers are allowed to bid, they must show the auctioneer a cashier’s check for the full amount they’re willing to bid. Rhodes said he had a cashier’s check for $185,000 with him the day he bought the Poppy Patch home, so he could have gone higher had someone bid against him and he wanted to keep bidding.

Competitive bidding is rare, however, even with discounted starting prices.

Example: An Oakdale home on Ranger Street sold new in 2006 for $610,000. It went into default with an outstanding loan balance of $530,892. Last month at the foreclosure auction, the starting price was $395,000. No one bid.

Also last month, a Manteca home on South Sonora Avenue that had an outstanding loan balance of $487,956 was offered for a starting bid of $331,500. No one bid.

And in Merced, a home on West 22nd Street with an outstanding mortgage of $279,785 was offered at $153,000. No one bid.

"There are literally hundreds of examples in these counties," O’Toole said about discounted properties going unpurchased. "They … represent good opportunities for folks to buy properties directly from the bank at a deep discount."

Lenders don’t want the houses

In San Joaquin County last month, for instance, 664 foreclosed homes went to auction, but only eight were sold to bidders. Lenders took back 656 houses with unpaid debts of more than $245 million.

In Merced County last month, 253 homes went to auction, with only one receiving bids and being sold. Lenders took back the rest with unpaid debts of nearly $88.4 million.

Statewide, 12,282 properties went to foreclosure auctions, but only 321 were sold to bidders. Lenders took back the rest, which had unpaid debts of nearly $4.8 billion.

Those lender-owned foreclosed houses then typically are listed for sale with real estate agents or are privately auctioned off. Either way, lenders end up paying assorted commissions and fees to sell the property. While waiting for deals to close, the lenders must maintain the homes and pay taxes, insurance and assorted other ownership costs.

"They don’t want to hang onto those homes, mow those laws and pay those Realtor fees," said Rhodes, explaining why lenders are willing to give foreclosure auction bidders such good deals.

Article at http://www.modbee.com/local/story/152921.html

California REO List

brian — Tue, 06 May 2008 06:29:23 +0000

New list of Southern California distressed sales. This post will focus more on bank owned properties (REOs).

Orange County

Los Angeles

Riverside

San Bernardino

Update List May 19, 2008

California Foreclosure Market Statistics – By County

Elliot Lau — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 10:37:32 +0000

California Foreclosure Market Statistics

COUNTY: ALAMEDA
HOUSEHOLDS: 556,474
2006 TOTAL: 3,565

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
436	367	617	418
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
627	433	750	832
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
726	1,313	1,084	1274
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
1,469	1,320	1,635

12 MONTH TOTAL: 12,498
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.25%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 23.86%
YEARLY CHANGE: 164.99%

COUNTY: CONTRA COSTA
HOUSEHOLDS: 383,328
2006 TOTAL: 3,738

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
540	537	677	573
Apr-07	May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07
730	730	909	1,154
Aug-07	Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07
1,128	1,994	1,861	1,1632
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
2,229	2,282	2,566

12 MONTH TOTAL: 18,465
PER HOUSEHOLD: 4.82%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 12.45%
YEARLY CHANGE: 279.03%

COUNTY: FRESNO
HOUSEHOLDS: 292,733
2006 TOTAL: 2,712

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
302	342	377	362
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
433	780	704	744
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
731	771	819	795
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
1,297	1,169	1,136

12 MONTH TOTAL: 10,118
PER HOUSEHOLD: 3.46%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -2.82%
YEARLY CHANGE: 201.33%

COUNTY: IMPERIAL
HOUSEHOLDS: 49,491
2006 TOTAL: na

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
na	na	na	na
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
na	na	na	na
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
102	128	na	119
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
na	312	223

12 MONTH TOTAL: 884
PER HOUSEHOLD: 1.79%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -28.53
YEARLY CHANGE: na

COUNTY: KERN
HOUSEHOLDS: 254,226
2006 TOTAL: 2,900

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
411	424	479	421
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
507	784	909	1,009
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
852	924	1,219	629
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
1,834	1,598	1,610

12 MONTH TOTAL: 12,775
PER HOUSEHOLD: 5.03%
MONTHLY CHANGE: .75%
YEARLY CHANGE: 236.12%

COUNTY: LOS ANGELES
HOUSEHOLDS: 3,339,763
2006 TOTAL: 23,781

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
2,853	3,532	3,893	3,514
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
4,264	4,243	5,318	6,040
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
5,940	6,832	5,261	6,979
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
9,885	7,695	10,846

12 MONTH TOTAL: 80,710
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.42%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 40.95%
YEARLY CHANGE: 178.60%

COUNTY: ORANGE
HOUSEHOLDS: 1,017,219
2006 TOTAL: 5,674

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
913	948	1,160	1,057
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
1,169	1,324	1,295	1,662
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
1,612	1,633	1,311	1,874
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
3,923	2,952	3,341

12 MONTH TOTAL: 24,313
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.39%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 13.18%
YEARLY CHANGE: 188.02%

COUNTY: RIVERSIDE
HOUSEHOLDS: 699,474
2006 TOTAL: 11,885

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
1,131	1,008	1,277	1,293
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
2,714	3,021	3,926	4,036
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
4,605	4,525	3,801	4,488
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
8,554	6,192	7,081

12 MONTH TOTAL: 55,513
PER HOUSEHOLD: 7.94%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 14.36%
YEARLY CHANGE: 454.50%

COUNTY: SACRAMENTO
HOUSEHOLDS: 528,035
2006 TOTAL: na

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
905	911	1,145	1,052
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
1,401	2,008	2,462	2,248
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
1,626	3,492	2,389	2,613
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
3,776	3,311	3,495

12 MONTH TOTAL: 31,018
PER HOUSEHOLD: 5.87%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 5.56%
YEARLY CHANGE: 205.24%

COUNTY: SAN BERNADINO
HOUSEHOLDS: 652,802
2006 TOTAL: 9,491

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
1,141	1,208	1,278	1,059
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
1,869	2,167	2,738	2,435
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
3,184	2,989	2,666	3,394
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
5,862	4,641	5,552

12 MONTH TOTAL: 39,740
PER HOUSEHOLD: 6.09%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 16.30%
YEARLY CHANGE: 324.88%

COUNTY: SAN DIEGO
HOUSEHOLDS: 1,113,207
2006 TOTAL: 8,843

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
1,723	1,604	2,103	1,863
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
2,150	2,152	2,187	2,221
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
2,734	3,631	2,618	2,997
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
6,003	4,641	4,552

12 MONTH TOTAL: 39,740
PER HOUSEHOLD: 3.58%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -1.92%
YEARLY CHANGE: 116.45%

COUNTY: SAN FRANCISCO
HOUSEHOLDS: 354,963
2006 TOTAL: 720

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
90	68	99	73
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
108	143	136	122
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
76	178	124	126
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
188	147	152

12 MONTH TOTAL: 1,672
PER HOUSEHOLD: 0.47%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 3.4%
YEARLY CHANGE: 53.54%

COUNTY: SAN JOAQUIN
HOUSEHOLDS: 217,991
2006 TOTAL: 3,188

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
423	429	694	507
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
643	1,066	976	1,194
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
578	650	750	1,131
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
2,420	1,900	1,552

12 MONTH TOTAL: 13,331
PER HOUSEHOLD: 6.12%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -19.89%
YEARLY CHANGE: 119.31%

COUNTY: SAN MATEO
HOUSEHOLDS: 266,154
2006 TOTAL: 1,052

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
105	122	106	118
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
111	128	156	182
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
217	301	273	219
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
327	291	319

12 MONTH TOTAL: 2,748
PER HOUSEHOLD: 1.03%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 9.62%
YEARLY CHANGE: 200.94%

COUNTY: SANTA BARBARA
HOUSEHOLDS: 150,053
2006 TOTAL: 735

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
105	111	140	103
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
150	219	212	263
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
284	318	243	306
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
536	374	418

12 MONTH TOTAL: 3,566
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.38%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 11.76%
YEARLY CHANGE: 198.57%

COUNTY: SANTA CLARA
HOUSEHOLDS: 605,121
2006 TOTAL: 2,568

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
277	261	370	322
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
369	472	465	524
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
514	996	877	702
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
1,155	1,140	1,389

12 MONTH TOTAL: 9,295
PER HOUSEHOLD: 1.54%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 21.84%
YEARLY CHANGE: 275.41%

COUNTY: SOLANO
HOUSEHOLDS: 146,724
2006 TOTAL: 1,779

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
224	257	332	302
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
322	480	587	677
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
505	994	550	703
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
850	914	1,033

12 MONTH TOTAL: 8,249
PER HOUSEHOLD: 5.62%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 13.02%
YEARLY CHANGE: 211.14%

COUNTY: SONOMA
HOUSEHOLDS: 193,353
2006 TOTAL: 988

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
117	129	155	138
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
138	263	71	132
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
77	230	264	227
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
703	272	190

12 MONTH TOTAL: 2,860
PER HOUSEHOLD: 1.48%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -30.15%
YEARLY CHANGE: 22.58%

COUNTY: STANISLAUS
HOUSEHOLDS: 167,079
2006 TOTAL: 2,203

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
338	361	448	382
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
462	440	458	607
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
644	1,330	964	477
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
891	1,137	1,146

12 MONTH TOTAL: 9,386
PER HOUSEHOLD: 5.62%
MONTHLY CHANGE: .79%
YEARLY CHANGE: 155.80%

COUNTY: TULARE
HOUSEHOLDS: 129,128
2006 TOTAL: 1,169

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
173	143	141	122
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
151	257	252	249
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
226	319	321	300
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
570	450	416

12 MONTH TOTAL: 3,774
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.92%
MONTHLY CHANGE: -7.56%
YEARLY CHANGE: 195.04%

COUNTY: VENTURA
HOUSEHOLDS: 266,554
2006 TOTAL: 2,094

Jan-07	Feb-07	Mar-07	Apr-07
390	418	485	384
May-07	Jun-07	Jul-07	Aug-07
417	484	430	406
Sep-07	Oct-07	Nov-07	Dec-07
673	729	489	543
Jan-08	Feb-08	March-08
999	880	973

12 MONTH TOTAL: 7,892
PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.96%
MONTHLY CHANGE: 10.57%
YEARLY CHANGE: 100.62%

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Los Angeles County

Top Ten Zip Codes		Top Ten Cities
Los Angeles County		Los Angeles County
Zip	Notices filed	City	Notices filed
93550	202	Los Angeles	1175
93535	193	Palmdale	464
93536	136	Lancaster	426
93551	130	Long Beach	269
91342	125	Santa Clarita	149
93552	109	Pomona	142
93534	97	Compton	128
90044	96	Sylmar	115
91331	94	Whittier	106
91335	75	Downey	83

Orange County

Top Ten Zip Codes		Top Ten Cities
Orange County		Orange County
Zip	Notices filed	City	Notices filed
92704	77	Santa Ana	274
92804	69	Anaheim	229
92630	66	Orange	93
92707	59	Garden Grove	92
92703	57	Huntington Beach	80
90631	49	Fullerton	79
92656	49	Mission Viejo	79
92683	49	Lake Forest	63
92691	48	Irvine	61
92688	41	La Habra	50

San Diego County

Top Ten Zip Codes		Top Ten Cities
San Diego County		San Diego County
Zip	Notices filed	City	Notices filed
92057	96	San Diego	740
92154	87	Chula Vista	306
91913	81	Oceanside	175
91910	80	Escondido	139
91977	74	El Cajon	116
92114	71	Spring Valley	82
91911	68	San Marcos	78
92027	56	Vista	78
92126	51	Carlsbad	45
91915	49	Fallbrook	37

Riverside County

Top Ten Zip Codes		Top Ten Cities
Riverside County		Riverside County
Zip	Notices filed	City	Notices filed
92563	224	Riverside	649
92592	176	Moreno Valley	560
92562	175	Corona	493
92571	174	Murrieta	399
92553	161	Temecula	257
92503	153	Hemet	250
92530	151	Perris	241
92557	141	Lake Elsinore	215
92882	138	Indio	168
92555	137	San Jacinto	14

San Bernardino County

Top Ten Zip Codes		Top Ten Cities
San Bernardino County		San Bernardino County
Zip	Notices filed	City	Notices filed
92336	198	Fontana	427
92392	162	San Bernardino	388
92345	140	Victorville	307
92376	126	Rialto	176
92335	123	Ontario	174
92337	106	Hesperia	171
92404	105	Apple Valley	157
92407	94	Rancho Cucamonga	155
92308	87	Adelanto	86
92301	86	Colton	70

Orange County Foreclosures

brian — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 20:43:02 +0000

Amount	Street Address	City
$243,308	6 Plumeria	Irvine
$594,614	27811 Barbate # 16	Mission Viejo
$836,618	864 Jones Dr	Brea
$764,875	26702 La Sierra Dr	Mission Viejo
$349,227	24 Mesquite	Trabuco Canyon
$349,227	24 Mesquite	Trabuco Canyon
$352,096	29 Cinnamon Teal	Aliso Viejo
$724,827	7142 E Villanueva Dr	Orange
$515,187	17052 Kampen Ln	Huntington Beach
$587,528	11680 Corinth Cir	Fountain Valley
$688,284	23672 Via Estella	Mission Viejo
$584,000	24122 Hurst Dr	Lake Forest
$616,250	23672 Via Estella	Mission Viejo
$273,221	37 Brighton Pl	Laguna Niguel
$164,660	26212 Summerhill Ln	Laguna Hills
$164,660	26212 Summerhill Ln	Laguna Hills
$650,000	7142 E Villanueva Dr	Orange
$327,200	29 Cinnamon Teal	Aliso Viejo
$480,000	17052 Kampen Ln	Huntington Beach
$757,726	24816 Solano Ct	Laguna Hills
$757,726	24816 Solano Ct	Laguna Hills
$295,065	41 Woods Trl	Irvine
$253,875	25101 Sleepy Hollow Ter	Lake Forest
$89,871	2213 N Hesperian St	Santa Ana
$9,979	465 W Orangewood Ave	Anaheim
$9,979	465 W Orangewood Ave	Anaheim

Complete File Free Orange County Foreclosure List.

Update List April 28

Notice of Trustee Sale for LA

brian — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 19:41:34 +0000

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