The number of bankrupt houses has bottomed out, and the number of bankrupt houses in the future will remain at about 15,000

The number of bankrupt houses has bottomed out, and the number of bankrupt houses in the future will remain at around 15,000. According to multiple real estate analyses, the number of bankrupt houses in the Greater Phoenix area continues to decrease, which is a sign of the housing market...

According to multiple real estate analyses, the number of bankrupt houses in the Greater Phoenix area continues to decrease, which is a sign of the slow recovery of the housing market. There were 3,176 bankruptcies in the Phoenix area in July, compared with 3,887 in June. There were approximately 4,000 houses that received bankruptcy notices in June and July, compared with more than 7,800 houses in the greater Phoenix area during the same period last year. In July, the total number of bankrupt houses on the market was 23,300, and in June it was 25,300. Market analysts pointed out that the first number of bankrupt houses decreased, and the second one was that the number of bankrupt houses that came out one after another included those that were applied for in the previous few months and were subsequent houses that had time to be put on the market. According to market information, there will be 15,850 bankrupt houses on the market in the future. The number of bank-owned homes will steadily decrease over the coming months of the year. If you have more questions about buying a house, please call Tinna of Goldtrust Realty Company (480)287-0180. Email: goldtrustrealty2010@gmail.com