Tag: foreclosures
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Foreclosures tick up after VA ends moratorium
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December. Since then, the VA also ended a mortgage relief program…
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Foreclosures tick up in El Paso County after VA ends moratorium
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December.…
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Foreclosures tick up in El Paso County after VA ends moratorium
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save El Paso County saw a rise in foreclosure notices going out to homeowners this year driven at least in part by the Department of Veterans Affairs ending its pandemic-era moratorium on home repossessions in December. Since then, the VA also ended a mortgage relief program…
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Pace of homebuilding continues to pick up in July
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado Springs-area homebuilders had another strong month in July, an indication that the local home construction industry is continuing its slow recovery from the downturn of the last five to six years. In July, homebuilders…
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Pace of local homebuilding hits a nearly five-year high
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Local homebuilding is on a roll. The pace of home construction jumped to a nearly five-year high last month in Colorado Springs and surrounding El Paso County, with industry members crediting low mortgage rates, pent-up…
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Homebuilding improves in Nov., but market remains weak
Local home construction improved in November, while foreclosure filings last month slowed to their lowest level since early this year, according to a pair of reports released Tuesday. Those numbers, however, belie the area’s relatively weak housing market: the home building industry is on track for its worst year in two decades, while foreclosure filings…
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Local home building improves in October
The pace of home building improved in the Colorado Springs area last month, while foreclosure filings might be leveling off, two new reports suggest. Good news for the housing market? Not so fast, industry officials say: • Building activity: El Paso County single-family home building permits totaled 105 in October, a 52.2 percent jump over…
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Pace of home building unchanged in September from a year ago
The pace of home building remained steady, although not spectacular, last month in the Pikes Peak region, while foreclosure filings continued on a record pace, a pair of reports showed Thursday. Single-family home building permits in Colorado Springs and surrounding El Paso County totaled 97 in September, unchanged from the same month a year ago,…
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Saturday event aims to help with foreclosure, other economic challenges
Colorado Springs’ housing market has shown small signs of improvement in recent months, yet many homeowners still struggle. “We speak with homeowners that have a wide range of issues they’re facing,” said Jodi Gelerter, president of the non-profit Pikes Peak Foreclosure Prevention Partnership in Colorado Springs. “It’s not only their mortgage payment, sometimes they can’t…
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Local housing market shows signs of improvement
The Colorado Springs area housing market moved closer to a turnaround in August as sales rose the fastest in nearly four years and prices fell by the smallest amount in more than a year, the Pikes Peak Association of Realtors reported Thursday. Sales last month jumped 14.5 percent from a year ago to 891 houses,…