Top 10 Highest Foreclosure States For First Half of 2010

by Tom Royce on July 15, 2010

Foreclosure2Foreclosures are a part of the United States housing landscape right now, and a new report from RealtyTrac shows that the problem is not going away anytime soon. 1.65 million homes were in some stage of foreclosure in the United States during the 1st quarter.

In Nevada it was even more dramatic with one out of every 17 homes in foreclosure. To give this some perspective, Nevada foreclosures back in February of 2009 were historically high at 1 in 70 homes. The next closest state was California at 1 in 165 homes.

Now the top 9 worst foreclosure states are under the 1 in 70 homes mark.

Foreclosures and short sales are now the dominant part of the real estate market.

Yikes.

 

Top 10 Highest Foreclosure States For First Half of 2010 

Rank    State           Total      1/every X HU
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--      U.S.            1,654,634       78
1       Nevada          64,429          17
2       Arizona         91,484          30
3       Florida         277,073         32
4       California      340,740         39
5       Utah            18,058          52
6       Georgia         71,949          56
7       Michigan        78,509          58
8       Idaho           10,799          59
9       Illinois        85,223          62
10      Colorado        30,177          71
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Josh July 15, 2010 at 10:31 am

Wow, the Nevada rate is very alarming because of the drastic change in only 1 year! I wonder if the decrease in gambling/tourism is the main factor there?

Property Marbella July 15, 2010 at 2:24 pm

Nevada, Arizona, Florida and California are the four biggest Tourist states in U.S. and also where many have a second home. Hand in hand goes spending money on holydays and economic crisis. This is the same over here in Europe with Greece, Portugal, Spain and Italian, no tourist – no money and big problem with foreclosures.

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Alex July 17, 2010 at 10:18 am

Interesting data, with California & Florida (absolute numbers) and Nevada (relative numbers) looking especially affected by foreclosures. As long as these foreclosures haven’t been procesed, this will probably put further strain on home prices.

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