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NY Fed Provides New Delinquency and Foreclosure Data Tool

by devteam March 29th, 2012 | Share

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York hasrndeveloped a series of interactive maps which allow viewers to see informationrnon mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures on a county-by-county basis in arnthree state region.  </p

The Regional Mortgage Conditions tool allows a viewer to clickrnthrough maps showing 60+ and 90+ day delinquencies or loans in the process ofrnforeclosure in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut and scroll across data forrneach category to see changes from September 2007 through December 2011.  Analysis for Long Island is also available byrnzip code.  </p

“Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures continue to hinder the strengthrnof the recovery in our district,” said Kausar Hamdani, senior vicernpresident of regional and community outreach at the New York Fed. “We arernconfident this tool will provide relevant and timely analysis to help informrnthe public, policymakers and community leaders about these ongoingrnconditions.”</p

The tool, which will be updated and supplemented as more information becomesrnavailable, is available here.

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Steven A Feinberg (@CPAsteve) of Appletree Business Services LLC, is a PASBA member accountant located in Londonderry, New Hampshire.

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