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Foreclosure deeds in Massachusetts broke another record in May, soaring to their highest recorded level. Meanwhile, a new state law that took effect May 1 has postponed the first step of the foreclosure process for many homeowners, according to The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.

Foreclosure deeds in Massachusetts broke another record in May, soaring to their highest recorded level. Meanwhile, a new state law that took effect May 1 has postponed the first step of the foreclosure process for many homeowners, according to The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.

Single-family home sales in Massachusetts continued their steady decline in May, falling nearly 13 percent when compared to May 2007. Prices, however, did not fall as dramatically as they have during the last three months, according to a report released today by The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
 
Single-family home sales in Massachusetts continued their steady decline in May, falling nearly 13 percent when compared to May 2007. Prices, however, did not fall as dramatically as they have during the last three months, according to a report released today by The Warren Group, publisher of Banker & Tradesman.
 
Real estate along the “Gold Coast” rose faster than other areas of Connecticut during the real estate boom. But FairfieldCounty home prices are now falling faster and harder than anywhere else in Connecticut.
Real estate along the “Gold Coast” rose faster than other areas of Connecticut during the real estate boom. But FairfieldCounty home prices are now falling faster and harder than anywhere else in Connecticut.
Sales of single-family homes in Rhode Island fell for the 15th consecutive month in April. Condominium sales have also seen a significant drop, according to The Warren Group, which tracks real estate data across New England.
 
Sales of single-family homes in Rhode Island fell for the 15th consecutive month in April. Condominium sales have also seen a significant drop, according to The Warren Group, which tracks real estate data across New England.
 
  
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