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The share of home sales that are REO properties is about one-third of what it was at its peak seven years ago.

Completed foreclosures are way down year-over-year but still concentrated in a handful of areas around the country.

Need further proof that the housing crisis is over? CoreLogic’s April 2016 National Foreclosure Report provides it.

Foreclosure- and default-related metrics have experienced lengthy, steady declines over the last six years since peaking in 2010 at the depth of the crisis. One measure remains elevated, however.

While house flipping activity overall is down considerably from its peak reached 11 years ago, plenty of opportunities remain for flippers to turn a healthy profit.

There is one growing sector of the housing market that often flies under radar of industry attention: the rural housing market. But it's definitely making some noise now.

The decline in foreclosures and other default-related metrics has been steady over the last five-plus years. What factors are driving the decline?

Irvine, California-based CoreLogic, a global property information, analytics, and data-enabled services provider, announced that Northwest Multiple Listing Service (MLS) has joined Partner InfoNet.

Since hitting their peak in January 2009, the percentage of REO and short sales that make up all residential home sales has been steadily declining. At what point will it reach its "normal" pre-crisis level?

Home prices continued to keep their rising pace in March 2016 and are up 40 percent from the bottom hit five years ago, CoreLogic reported in its Home Price Index and HPI Forecast.