Monthly Archives: July 2010

Mortgage default notices for California homeowners have fallen to a three-year low after a fifth straight quarterly decline as conditions improved in more affordable, foreclosure-battered markets, a research firm reported Wednesday. There were 70,051 default notices filed in California from … Continue reading →

Central Valley congressman Dennis Cardoza, whose district includes three of the nation’s hardest hit areas for foreclosures, says he wants to strip the travel budget from Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan because of the federal government’s response to … Continue reading →

The foreclosure rate dipped last month compared with a year ago in the Fresno area, according to CoreLogic.  For the month of June, the real estate data analysis firm said the rate of foreclosures among local mortgages was 2.76%, an … Continue reading →

A national company has auctioned 250 homes on Sunday and Monday at the Sacramento and Santa Clara convention centers, generating about $23.5 million.REDC, the nation’s largest residential real estate auction company, handled the auctions, with the average house selling for … Continue reading →

CUPERTINO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Intero Real Estate Services , a leading U.S. real estate brokerage that has recently expanded its brand globally, as a franchisor, through Intero Franchise Services, Inc. and Intero International Franchise Services, LLC, announced its continued expansion with the … Continue reading →