"With all of the slowdowns and administrative delays that pushed foreclosure filings down so far last year, I expected a larger increase in filings this year," said Ryan McMaken, a spokesman for the Colorado Division of Housing. "Instead, new foreclosures are only up slightly this year, while completed foreclosures really dropped off, reflecting last year's big drop in new filings."
Monday, October 1, 2012
Denver Post, September 2012
Foreclosures up 4 percent in Colorado metro counties (9/21/12)
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