Still #1

From HousingWire:

Foreclosure filings see slight uptick in May

The number of foreclosure filings increased slightly in May, but they are still down significantly from the year before, according to ATTOM Data Solutions.

Foreclosure filings in May increased to a total of 81,495 filings. This is up 5% from April but down 19% from last year, marking a 20-month consecutive decline.

Across the nation, one in every 1,636 housing units had a foreclosure filing in May 2017.

Here are the states with the highest foreclosure rates in May:

New Jersey – One in every 515 homes
Delaware – One in every 753 homes
Maryland – One in every 1,006 homes
Illinois – One in every 1,057 homes
Oklahoma – One in every 1,081 homes

And of the 217 metropolitan statistical areas with a population of at least 200,000, here are the metros with the highest foreclosure rates in May:

Atlantic City, New Jersey – One in every 271 homes
Trenton, New Jersey – One in every 508 homes
Fayetteville, North Carolina – One in every 523 homes
Rockford, Illinois – One in every 690 homes
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – One in every 722 homes

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9 Responses to Still #1

  1. JJ fanboy says:

    At least NJ is winning at something

  2. D-FENS says:

    We also win highest property taxes…so tired of winning in NJ

    2% SALARY CAP FOR POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS TO EXPIRE, DEMS BLOCK DEBATE ON RENEWAL
    JOHN REITMEYER | JUNE 13, 2017

    http://www.njspotlight.com/stories/17/06/12/2-salary-cap-for-police-firefighters-set-to-expire-dems-block-debate-on-its-renewal/

  3. Grab them by the puzzy says:

    Cavs better

  4. yome says:

    NJ and You.Perfect together.

    “At least NJ is winning at something”

  5. The Original NJ ExPat says:

    Wasn’t it Trump who said you would be winning so much that you would get tired of winning? Don’t worry, everything will be fine so long as you keep sending your kids to college in New England and make sure you give them a credit card for “emergencies”. I see an awful lot of emergencies at liquor stores Thursday-Saturday during the school year.

  6. Alex says:

    Hypothetical Montclair Girl Scout cookie sales meeting:

    Troop Leader: Next year girls, we were thinking about sponsoring the funding of a single Montclair classroom through sales of Girl Scout Cookies!

    Scouts: Yeah!!

    Troop Leader: For every $4 box of cookies we sell, 84 cents will go towards the classroom.

    Scouts: Yay!! Troop leader, how many boxes of cookies will we have to sell to fund one classroom?

    Troop Leader: 476,190 boxes.

    Girl Scouts: Is that a lot?

  7. leftwing says:

    “I see an awful lot of emergencies at liquor stores Thursday-Saturday during the school year.”

    Back in prehistoric times my university ID was uniquely also a “UniversityCard” through which on campus expenses could be paid. The drinking age was 18, and the university dining hall served ‘dimies’ which were tiny cups of beer for a dime.

    More than once on receiving my statement my mother commented on how much I ‘ate’ on Fridays, especially for being on a meal plan.

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