Towards a new record foreclosures in the U.S.

The American owners thought they had hit bottom in 2009. In 2010, they will still grow. The firm specializes RealtyTract provides more than 3 million foreclosures this year, after 2.8 million last year.

We announced recently, the tsunami caused by the subprime would soon give birth to new wave. According to the American firm taken over by L'Agefi, the probable new record sad part "in a context marked by house prices still in decline and the labor market at half mast.

Last November, another firm, First American CoreLogic, revealed that the rate of borrowers in default amounted to 23% mortgages. Thus, the number "of goods seized amounted to 2.21% of total units in 2009, representing an increase of 21% compared to 2008, and 120% compared to 2007.

Also according RealtyTract, "7 million homes could potentially be offered to the market by banks in the coming months." Side perspective, this is a "very gradual recovery" in the housing market is expected until 2013.

Gone are the days when Americans could boast of their home sweet home ...