Sales of Bank-Owned Properties Climb (CNBC)

Ten percent of residential-property sales in November consisted of bank-owned properties. This is the third consecutive month of increased sales of bank-owned residences. . In a number of markets, overall sales volume is declining, because there are fewer financially distressed sellers. Although home prices are rising overall, foreclosed properties are seeing steeper discounts, and all-cash sales — typically done by institutional investors, rather than those intending to occupy a property — are on the rise

Adrienne Minor

Adrienne Minor is an editorial assistant for Eagle Financial Publications. She writes, edits and posts articles for the website, as well as edits and assists in the online distribution of Eagle’s investment newsletters, trading alerts, e-letters and other reports. Adrienne's special investing interests are in mobile technology and consumer spending.

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