Going down: foreclosure rates in Manchester-Nashua

September numbers show a year-over-year drop of .17%

November 26, 2014

Jeff Feingold,

Foreclosure rates in Manchester-Nashua fell in September compared to a year earlier, according to newly released data from property information and analytics firm CoreLogic.

According to the CoreLogic data, the rate of Manchester-Nashua area foreclosures among outstanding mortgage loans was 0.80 percent for September 2014, a decrease of 0.17 percentage points from September 2013, when the rate was .097 percent. Foreclosure activity in Manchester-Nashua was lower than the national foreclosure rate, which was 1.60 percent for September.

The mortgage delinquency rate in Manchester-Nashua fell in September as well. According to CoreLogic, 2.79 percent of mortgage loans were 90 days or more delinquent compared to 3.51 percent for the same period a year earlier, representing a decrease of 0.44 percentage points.

The area’s foreclosure rate hit its peak in January 2013, when it stood at 1.20 percent. Since then, it has been steadily falling.

Categories: Real Estate & Construction

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