California Foreclosure Sales Reach $12 Billion in First Half of 2007: Up 95% from January to June
DISCOVERY BAY, Calif., Jul 10, 2007 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- ForeclosureRadar(TM) (ForeclosureRadar.com) today released its June 2007 California Foreclosure Report. This unique monthly report includes previously unavailable auction sales data providing a far more timely and accurate picture of California's foreclosure marketplace. 
ForeclosureRadar(TM) is the first statewide foreclosure information service to track each and every foreclosure auction throughout the state on a daily basis. Other foreclosure listing services rely primarily on documents recorded at the county which delays the reporting of actual foreclosure sales trends by weeks or even months. 
A total of 6,960 homes were sold at auction in June with a loan value of $2.83 Billion in California. Riverside County had the highest number of foreclosure sales at 1,093 properties and $523M in loan value. Los Angeles County was second in terms of volume, but after adjusting for population, ranked 34th in the State. Yuba, Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties ranked 2nd, 3rd and 4th highest respectively with Marin County having the lowest foreclosure rate in California. Foreclosures now represent 16% of all new and resale home sales in the state. 
According to ForeclosureRadar founder Sean O'Toole, "Lenders are building a significant REO inventory. Since January 1, 2007, a total of 29,696 California properties have been returned to the lender for an astonishing total loan value of $12 Billion. This is unprecedented." In June alone 6,552 properties were returned to the lender for a total of $2.69 Billion. 
California Foreclosure Statistics By County
                                                            Population
Rank   County                             NDF    NTS  Sales Per Sale
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    1  RIVERSIDE                           2392   1337  1093     1,787
    2  YUBA                                  71     38    31     2,252
    3  SACRAMENTO                          1367    782   613     2,260
    4  SAN JOAQUIN                          660    389   290     2,297
    5  STANISLAUS                           475    290   203     2,534
    6  SUTTER                                64     46    32     2,858
    7  MERCED                               153     58    84     2,938
    8  CONTRA COSTA                         833    423   337     3,055
    9  LAKE                                  23     27    20     3,205
   10  SAN BERNADINO                       1862    959   609     3,271
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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