Heres a link to the numbers, you'll see the small graph "number of scheduled auctions"http://www.bergenjerseyforeclosures.com/

@John T. et al.This is the graph from the 2nd article in your link. 

Our market hasn't turned the corner yet as shown on your graph.

All are within 30min if downtown Cleveland but not present on the graph

Look at these slides:They are the best graphs that I've seen that shows supply and demand.

@Kevin Lefeuvre - Here is a graph for LA County showing we are starting to see a dip for $/SF.http://themls.stats.10kresearch.com/infoserv/s-v1/...More Info: Inventory: The volatility from the last report has stabilized in many areas, but inventory is still increasing across the board, faster than typical for the Fall.Days On Market: Some volatility and increases but relatively steady across the board.LA County increased from 23 days to 26 days on market, homes are taking longer to sell.Consumer Confidence: Edged up to a near 18 year high in the overall economy.Interest Rates: Are continuing their upward trend, eroding buyer’s purchasing power.

NATIONALLY......your area may differ. http://www.realestateabc.com/graphs/natlmedian.htm

Home prices took their legendary spike in 2005 and have dropped since.I conclude from this graph that there doesn’t appear to be any reliable correlation between interest rates and home prices.

A little disappointed.Bryan, congrats on the milestone!

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