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Newer
Clearwater Beach Condo $584,900
Large Waterfront Gulfport Condo $430,000
4Br
Tierra Verde Townhome $327,900
Gulf
Front South Pinellas County $299,900
Waterfront St Petersburg $299,000
3Br
Newer St Petersburg $285,000
Waterfront
Mid Pinellas $276,450
Luxury Tampa Bayfront Condo $249,900
3Br
New Lake and Golfing $226,000
3Br
Palm Harbor Townhome $216,900
Waterfront with Boat Slips $209,900
Newer Safety Harbor $205,900
Madeira Beach
Waterfront $205,000
3Br Clearwater Condos $204,900
Dunedin Florida Townhomes $192,925
Newer 3Br Townhome $189,900
Tampa Bay
Waterfront Condos $189,900
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3Br
Dunedin Florida $180,000
New Golfing Condo $169,000
Walk to Beach Condo $164,900
St
Pete Beach Condos $149,900
3Br
Mid Pinellas Townhome $148,000
3Br
Palm Harbor Townhome $146,900
Newer St Pete Townhome $139,000
3Br Palm Harbor Townhome $130,000
3Br
Clearwater Townhome $114,900
3Br
Largo Florida Townhome $111,500
3Br Pinellas Townhome $109,900
Lakefront Townhome $109,900
3Br Waterfront Foreclosure $109,900
3Br
Mid Pinellas County $105,900
2Br Largo Townhomes $104,900
3Br Townhome $102,900
3Br North Pinellas Condo $95,000
Many More Available
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Banks
are selling foreclosure condos on average for 50 percent of
market value.
The prices listed above include the discounts.
U.S. foreclosure filings and bank
repossessions continue to increase. Deteriorating property values and higher rates on
adjustable mortgages forced more people to give up their real estate property.
"About 53 percent of borrowers with subprime loans, those with poor or incomplete
credit histories, will have negative equity in their real estate at the end of the year,
and the number is expected to rise to 63 percent in 2009", says analysts at Credit
Suisse
"About $3.5 trillion in homeowner equity has been wiped out since the spring of 2006,
when housing prices were at their peak"
Efforts by the U.S. Congress to insure as much as $300 billion in refinanced mortgages and
save up to 2 million borrowers from foreclosure can work only by ``slowing down or
reversing home price declines and equity deterioration.''
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