There were 100 Greenville NC foreclosure homes in January 2012, according to RealtyTrac.com. 1 in every 2,750 housing units received a foreclosure filing. The average sales price of a Greenville NC home was $134,407 and the average sales price of a foreclosure home was the same.
Greenville NC Foreclosure Activity and 30 Year Interest Rate
The interest rate on a 30 year mortgage was 3.92% in January and there were 18 new foreclosures.
Foreclosure activity is based on the total number of properties that receive foreclosure filings – default notice, foreclosure auction notice or bank repossession – each month. Interest rate is based on the average 30-year fixed rate from Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.
Greenville NC Foreclosure Geographical Comparison
Greenville NC foreclosures were 0.12% below national statistics, 0.02% below North Carolina figures and the same as Pitt County numbers in January.
Greenville NC Foreclosure Activity by Month
Greenville NC foreclosure activity is rising. The number of Bank-owned properties climbed from 6 in December to 15 in January, while the number of Auctions increased from 2 to 3.
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