Even though Indianapolis has been named the most afforable city for the 14th consecutive quarter in a row, there are still plenty of Indianapolis foreclosures. Actually, more than 20,000 homes, representing nearly 3% of the city, received a foreclosure filing of some kind in 2008, making Indianapolis the 26th highest rate in the nation. Ouch!
Here's a really quick link to search for all the foreclosed homes in the city. Just put in your search criteria, then click the Foreclosure button.
Interesting Numbers:
Property with Foreclosure Filing in January 2009:
Hamilton County: 192 - 1 in every 517 Housing Units.
Marion County : 1564 - 1 in every 267 Housing Units.
Johnson County: 125 - 1 in every 443 Housing Units.
Hendricks County: 2 - 1 in every 27361 Housing Units.
Boone County: 31 - 1 in every 701 Housing Units.
Madison County: 179 - 1 in every 331 Housing Units.
Hancock County: 40 - 1 in every 686 Housing Units.
(information provided by realty trac)
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU? This means AFFORDABILITY! Check out al the Indianapolis foreclosures here -
BUT, remember, click on the FORECLOSURE button.
Property with Foreclosure Filing in January 2009:
Hamilton County: 192 - 1 in every 517 Housing Units.
Marion County : 1564 - 1 in every 267 Housing Units.
Johnson County: 125 - 1 in every 443 Housing Units.
Hendricks County: 2 - 1 in every 27361 Housing Units.
Boone County: 31 - 1 in every 701 Housing Units.
Madison County: 179 - 1 in every 331 Housing Units.
Hancock County: 40 - 1 in every 686 Housing Units.
(information provided by realty trac)
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR YOU? This means AFFORDABILITY! Check out al the Indianapolis foreclosures here -
BUT, remember, click on the FORECLOSURE button.
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