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Albuquerque, Boston, Sarasota, And Cincinnati See Huge Foreclosure Jumps in Third Quarter Nov 12th, 2011 Foreclosures which had been delayed by the robo-signing scandal and bankrutpcy overflow in some courts have hit some housing markets with a vengeance. It is yet another examples that the crisis is primarily in a few large markets. It is the problems in these market that will have to be resolved to lift their regional economies. Foreclosures in Albuquerque, already badly... read_more Canadians Bought 1 in 10 Florida Homes in Last Year Nov 10th, 2011 Canadian buyers continue to snap up Florida real estate, says a recent survey of foreign buyers produced by the National Association of Realtors on behalf of the Florida Realtors association. The survey tracked foreign buyers for a 12-month period from mid-2010 to mid-2011. "For that period, one in four Florida homes was purchased by a foreigner, and the largest single country... read_more Florida Panhandle Real Estate Sales Up in October Nov 10th, 2011 Single-family home sales in Escambia County rose 18.5 percent in October over the same month last year. Pensacola-based Metro Market Trends reported 295 houses sold last month compared with 249 in October 2010. Median sale prices also took a 22.3 percent jump, topping out a $119,111, versus the $97,333 median recorded by MMT for the same month last year. At Gay Realty Watch,... read_more Florida Real Estate Market Starts to Improve Nov 10th, 2011 State economists and local housing officials are heartened by what they see as signs that the housing market has stabilized and is expected to begin improving after 2012. John Tuccillo, chief economist for Orlando-based Florida Realtors, said state median home sales across the state have increased 15 percent since January and home prices have increased 10 percent. "I think we'll see continual... read_more