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June

25

2015

3.7 - Distress down considerably from last year, but concerns linger

Boston, gateway cities see biggest declines; petitions jump 133 percent in March

BOSTON, May 16, 2014 --- Overall foreclosure distress in Massachusetts declined 56.9 percent from April 2013 to April 2014, from 8.8 units per 1,000 housing units, to 3.8 units per 1,000 housing units. With a strong 64.4 percent decline in distress, Boston has outperformed the state as a whole.

June

25

2015

2.6 - Foreclosure activity edges up

Increase still off from peak 2 years ago; shift away from urban resumes

BOSTON, May 2, 2012 --- Foreclosure activity increased in Massachusetts during the first quarter of 2012, but the increase was not enough to overcome the overall decline in foreclosure distress from its peak of two years ago.

June

25

2015

2-1. Foreclosure Monitor: All signs point to a long recovery road

Monthly dips are blips; amount of distress, job recovery are keys to rebound

BOSTON, June 13, 2011 --- Despite occasional dips in foreclosure activity like we had this past February, Foreclosure Monitor's assessment of real estate data and economic trends indicates that foreclosures in Massachusetts will increase during 2011, there are still thousands of properties in the foreclosure pipeline and that we will not likely be in a full real estate recovery until 2014.

June

25

2015

3.6 - Recovery-wise, there are 2 Massachusetts

Latest Boston-Springfield data shows that pace of real estate recovery varies

BOSTON, Feb. 4, 2014 --- When it comes to the real estate recovery, there are two Massachusetts, one where the recovery is strong and prolonged, the other not as much. This fact was made clear in Foreclosure Monitor's latest analysis of foreclosed properties as the data shows that the raw number of properties in foreclosure distress in Springfield has surpassed that of Boston, despite the fact that Boston is over four times bigger than Springfield.

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