Manuel Martinez
Manuel is an expert in all things real estate, including buying and flipping homes.
In August 2024, Denver saw a 15% YoY rise in pre-foreclosures. Aurora had a 71% surge from July. Fort Collins showed stability with just 1 case, while Lakewood doubled YoY. Colorado Springs reported a 10% drop YoY. Each city reveals unique housing dynamics in Colorado.
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In August 2024, Chicago saw a significant 19% decrease in pre-foreclosures from July, and a 42% drop year-over-year.
Colorado’s pre-foreclosure properties significantly decline by 33% YoY in July 2024. This suggests improved housing stability, possibly hinting towards broader economic recovery.
Andrew Hanson, Professor and Department Head at the Stuart Handler Department of Real Estate, discusses his diverse background in public finance, urban economics, and real estate, sharing insights on rent regulation’s unintended consequences, the growth of UIC’s real estate program, and the importance of balancing theoretical research with practical applications in the industry.
Foreclosure is a term that can sometimes lead to confusion for those looking to make a real estate investment. In simple terms, it refers to the process where a lender takes possession of a property after the owner fails to keep up with their mortgage payments. When it comes to land, this means that buyers […]
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Pre-foreclosure properties in Texas dropped 18% month-over-month and 38% year-over-year in July 2024, indicating improved economic stability.
July 2024 data shows California’s preforeclosure homes rose by 11% from June but decreased by 5% year-over-year.
San Bernardino’s real estate values rose steadily in early to mid-2024, with average property values peaking at $500K in May. Sale prices per sq. ft also increased modestly despite a subtle decrease in number of properties sold. Comparison with nearby cities shows varied market trends.
SF’s real estate market shows a decline in average property values from $1.195M to $1.101M (Aug ’23-Jul ’24), variable sale prices, and changing market activity.
Santa Ana’s real estate market shows substantial growth, with home values reaching $970K in June 2024, up from $799.5K in July 2023. Neighboring cities also display varied market trends. The data indicates a promising market for potential buyers and investors.