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50% increase in NYC Foreclosures YoY

Started by nyc10022
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>> New York City foreclosures soar Led by a doubling of foreclosures in Queens, New York City's foreclosure rate in October saw a 50% jump from the year before, according to a new report. http://www.crainsnewyork.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081104/FREE/811049976/1059/newsletter11
Response by waverly
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"Twelve of the top 15 ZIP codes with the most foreclosures were located in Queens. Two were in Brooklyn and one was in Staten Island."

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Response by Special_K
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also the base is just tiny. so large % yoy not that meaningful. i wish there were more foreclosures in prime nyc, but it seems like that is a ways off...

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Response by tech_guy
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Month over month numbers are down 15%. nyc, was it you, or one of the other nyc screen names, that was arguing so harshly with me that YoY numbers are meaningless and QoQ numbers are the true numbers to go on?

I'm not looking to take whichever side is more advantageous to me for the article in question. I still stand by my statement that YoY numbers are far more accurate, due to seasonality effects, than QoQ or MoM.

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Response by stevejhx
about 17 years ago
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Okay dudes, first, it takes 12-18 months for a foreclosure to occur in New York State. Second, co-ops don't show up in the figure until after the foreclosure is executed. Ergo, it's a pretty meaningless statistic in the medium-term.

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Response by nyc10022
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the best way to get from tiny to large is to increase by 50% or 100% a few times...
the pace is only increasing.

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Response by waverly
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These numbers are small and not very useful right now as data for NYC. certainly they should be tracked and an eye kept on them. But are they accurate in predicting anything right now? Not so much.

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the best way to get from tiny to large is to increase by 50% or 100% a few times...
the pace is only increasing.

yes, thanks for the obvious.

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Response by nyc10022
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> yes, thanks for the obvious.

You would think... but look at the posts I was responding to.

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