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NC foreclosure filings increased sharply in 2010

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Foreclosure filings increased 41 percent in North Carolina and 25 percent in the Raleigh-Cary area in 2010, according to year-end data from RealtyTrac, a research firm based in Irvine, Calif.

That far outpaced filings for the entire U.S., which increased 2 percent.

There were 40,151 filings in North Carolina and 2.87 million across the entire country.

North Carolina had a foreclosure filing for every 45 homes. In Raleigh-Cary the rate was one for every 82 homes.

Foreclosure filings increased 14 percent in Durham in 2010 and occurred at a rate of one every 185.

Foreclosure activity dropped in the fourth quarter, RealtyTrac said, a slowdown that was attributed to the controversy about foreclosure documentation.

Five states accounted for 51 percent of all the foreclosure filings last year: California, Florida, Arizona, Illinois and Michigan.

RealtyTrac's data includes filings in all three phases of foreclosure: Notice of Default,  Auction and Real Estate Owned, or REO.

For properties that have more than one filing during the year, RealtyTrac only counts the most recent.

 

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Business reporter David Bracken came to the N&O in 2004. He covers commercial and residential real estate. Contact David at 919-829-4548 or e-mail him.
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