moratorium: Riding the 2nd Wave of Foreclosures
- 06/17/09 07:52 AM
Driving South on Interstate 75 in Marietta, GA everyone on their way to work looks up to see the big realty company sign that tells how many listings are on the market, waiting to be sold. The numbers have finally made it back in the 70,000 range which is what we used to call "normal" when referring to the then thriving Georgia Market. We may be tempted to give a sigh of relief that things are finally returning to "normal," but the numbers portray a false security. May's foreclosure statistics reported the third largest number in history of U.S. properties with … (0 comments)
Driving South on Interstate 75 in Marietta, GA everyone on their way to work looks up to see the big realty company sign that tells how many listings are on the market, waiting to be sold. The numbers have finally made it back in the 70,000 range which is what we used to call "normal" when referring to the then thriving Georgia Market. We may be tempted to give a sigh of relief that things are finally returning to "normal," but the numbers portray a false security. May's foreclosure statistics reported the third largest number in history of U.S. properties with … (0 comments)
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