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Aurora Foreclosures

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

Located in the Colorado state, Aurora city ranks third in the state and fifty-ninth in the United States for population. The city’s municipality is split between Adams County and Arapahoe County with a small segment lying is the County of Douglas. According to the census data of 2006, the city had a population of 303,582 as compared to a population of 276,393 in the year 2000. Hence, the city has marked a population increase of 9.8%.

The city was founded in the year 1891 and covers a total area of 369.7 square kilometers out of which major portion is land with a small portion of about 0.6 square kilometers being water. The city is at an elevation of 5,471 feet from the sea-level. The average summer temperature of the city is 70 degree Fahrenheit and the winter temperatures being 30 degree Fahrenheit.
The city’s entire population is distributed among 68,867 families and 105,625 households. The city’s racial makeup is combined of Latino or Hispanic of any race, Whites, Pacific Islander, Native American, African or Black American, Asian, and a small number of other races.

The anticipated median income of a household of the city was about $48,309 in the year 2005 as compared to $46,507 in the year 2000 while that of a family was about $52,551 in 2000. The city has witnessed a steady increase in the real estate market in the last few years and as a result the prices of homes have also increased.

According to the data of August, 2007 the city has 4,341 homes for sale enlisted in the MLS with a median price of about $185,000 whereas the city has 375 new homes with an estimated median price of $364,490. The 2,249 real estate classifieds in the city are available at a median price of $205,000. On the contrary the foreclosure properties are available at a median price of $167,200.

The foreclosure listing of the city also indicates that 7359 properties in Aurora, Colorado are available as foreclosure properties. The figure comprises of 41 properties under pre-foreclosure, 3,498 properties are available for auction, and 2922 properties are under Bank authorities, 18 properties are government owned, 31 are placed for sale by their owners, 254 properties are placed for resale by their owners and 595 new homes are enlisted in the Aurora foreclosure listings.

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Foreclosure Rising: Colorado Off Colour!

Monday, September 3rd, 2007

The figures released by Colorado Housing during the second quarter speak volumes. There have been 10,017 new filings – which makes it 6% up from the first quarter. Colorado is thus showing a 25% rise in this year. There is apprehension that before the year dies out the numbers will further increase with many ARM’s waiting in line to join the ranks. It will not be easy to sell properties. This is one of the main factors for the increase in numbers.

Most of the trouble spots are concentrated in Adams and Denver Counties. In the former the last six months has seen a 19% rise and in Denver 10%. In other counties there had hardly been any appreciable change in foreclosure figures. In the Front Range Counties the number of auction sales rose. Auctions are held for selling off the property 45/60 days after the initial foreclosure filing. The grace period of allowing the borrower to make one last attempt to clear dues is then finally closed.

In Arapahoe County during the second quarter foreclosure numbers saw a decrease of 6% but an increase of 13% in sales from the first quarter. In Pueblo County the trend was similar with listings going down by 5% but sales numbers going up by 13%. Activity is acute on the Front Range stretching from Larimer to Pueblo County. Adams County topped the list with one filing for 45 units. In Denver and Weld Counties the ratio is 1:60 and 1:62 respectively. Boulder County ranked last in the Denver metro region with 1:264.

The highest is in Pueblo County (excluding Denver and Weld) with 1:48. In Garfield County the number is at a comfortable 1:506 making it tops in the least number of delinquencies. La Plata recorded 1:479. The national figure is 1:181.

The new statistics contradicts those released by a pioneer California based online tracking group which had showed up high Colorado numbers. The Colorado Division of Housing continues to criticize the release of misguiding numbers that have been painting Colorado red.

Since then the online tracking group has released numbers which has made Colorado slip to the 5th position in the nation as regards number of foreclosures per household But all said and done during 2006 and the first part of 2007 according to month by month rating Colorado ranks first in the nation as regards number of foreclosures .

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