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Great info/article!
[...] 22nd, 2011 March 21, 2011 by Selma Hepp, Research Economist · Leave a Comment Filed under: Foreclosures, Mortgage data, Regional and Local Data, Shadow [...]
Great Information. 9 Months Shadow Inventory in Arizona and 60,000 homes there is quite a future of great deals!
[...] February, up from 37 percent in January and 35 percent in February 2010.This week, NAR released an Economic Outlook. In the report, they covered the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] week, NAR released an Economic Outlook. In the report, they covered the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
Very good article. I have thought about why the plaintiffs in foreclosure cases have eased up a bit, and are gradually releasing their shadow inventories. If they were more aggressive in their foreclosures and had to unload too much of their REO inventory at once, values would further erode…leading to even more foreclosures and economic turmoil.
Prudent and gradual release of REOs into the market is better for everybody.
thanks for sharing. great info.
Great article. Well done. There always questions of how much shadow inventory is really out there.
good article, now if we can only resolve the MARS issue with short sales to start working on that issue
[...] State by State Estimate of Shadow Inventory : Economists’ Outlook. [...]
Since this is an NAR report, I think we can assume that whatever conclusions can be drawn from it are too optimistic.
[...] Shadow inventory can only be estimated on a state-by-state basis [...]
[...] week, NAR released an Economic Outlook. In the report, they covered the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] by State Estimate of Shadow Inventory March 21, 2011 by Selma Hepp, Research Economist · 13 CommentsFiled under: Foreclosures, Mortgage data, Regional and Local Data, Shadow [...]
[...] needing presentation material on "the shadow inventory" may want to use NAR’s, which has a colorful state [...]
[...] Here’s NAR’s state map on shadow inventory. [...]
[...] State by State Estimate of Shadow Inventory March 21, 2011 by Selma Hepp, Research Economist [...]
[...] in a recent report published on NAR’s Economist’s Outlook blog. In the report, State by State Estimate of Shadow Inventory, Hepp provides metrics for the level of shadow inventory, as well as the share of sales comprised [...]
[...] National Association of Realtors released an Economic Outlook report last week. Sales of distressed properties continues to rise as does the shadow [...]
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[...] (NAR) have taken a stab at estimating just how wide and deep the much discussed “shadow inventory” of housing may actually [...]
What happened in FL and CA that produced such high numbers? Who are these people? What are the demographic populations of the people who were foreclosed upon?
[...] a look at the blog by Economists Outlook, which features a state-by-state estimate of so-called “Shadow Inventory” – real estate [...]
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] a look at the blog by Economists Outlook, which features a state-by-state estimate of so-called “Shadow Inventory” – real estate [...]
[...] Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook gives us a map showing the number of months shadow inventory by [...]
Month’s Shadow Inventory: State by State…
Last week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook…
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] NAR’s Economic Outlook report, they covered the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented in [...]
[...] a look at the blog by Economists Outlook, which features a state-by-state estimate of so-called “Shadow Inventory” – real estate that [...]
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] chart below, released by the National Association of Realtors, shows the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented in each state. As [...]
[...] HOME PRICE DECLINES. Greater Baton Rouge also has a fore closure and shadow inventory problem with 22 months of current shadow inventory. I’m not here to put down our market, but I do believe it’s about time we admit the [...]
[...] power to cloud men’s minds so they cannot see him.” Don’t let the spectre of “shadow inventory” negatively impact on your desire to sell your home this [...]
[...] last we the NAR National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave us a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented in [...]
[...] with no comments The state by state shadow inventory report was released last week by the National Association of Realtors® (NAR). Florida has by far the highest number of bank-owned property at an estimated 441,000 [...]
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economic Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] The National Association of Realtors (NAR) published a report what the Shadow Inventory or those properties in the banks’ inventory waiting to be released [...]
[...] (NAR) have taken a stab at estimating just how wide and deep the muchrndiscussed “shadow inventory” of housing may actually [...]
Ah!!! at last I found what I was looking for. Sometimes it takes so much effort to find even tiny useful piece of information.
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] the National Association of Realtors released data from their Economic Outlook to look at a State by State Estimate of Shadow Inventory. Their goal was to look at the amount of distressed properties selling in each state, how much [...]
[...] released it’s Economic Outlook this week. It gives a breakdown state of state of the houses that are distressed. Looks like [...]
Someone may want to talk to Bank of America. Word is that they alone have 12 million in their shadow inventory and have 2.5 million becoming delinquent just in the last 90 days.
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] week, we reported on the National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Economists’ Outlook and gave you a map showing the percentage of overall sales that distressed properties represented [...]
[...] on” – we need more houses to see. Many sellers refuse to believe it – despite NAR’s March report showing Florida has another 29 months before the shadow inventory will be [...]
[...] Deed has not. – PCQ]; and (c) Bank REO inventory that is not yet listed for sale. By some estimates, it would take 17 months to clear Oregon’s shadow inventory. This grouping is, metaphorically [...]
[...] better than I ever could. If you’re a real estate nerd like me you’ll enjoy it. Shadow Inventory Article [...]
[...] a look at the blog by Economists Outlook, which features a state-by-state estimate of so-called “Shadow Inventory” – real estate [...]