Significados de more foreclosures en inglés

Georgia was a center of subprime lending, and more foreclosures are in store.

Higher delinquencies could translate into more foreclosures and added inventory in the housing market.

Week in week out, the troika will be demanding more recessionary, antisocial policies: pension cuts, lower child benefits, more foreclosures.

RealtyTrac believes 2013 will bring more foreclosures as all the ones that have been delayed come to fruition this year.

Dimon defended JP Morgan's plan to release reserves that it has been holding in case of more foreclosures or delinquencies.

Deflating the domestic economy will lead to a bigger problem of negative equity, more foreclosures and bigger losses for the banks.

He urged passage of legislation that would encourage lenders to buy or refinance failing loans, which he said would prevent more foreclosures.

Many other U.S. lawsuits have targeted mortgage lenders themselves for allegedly steering minority borrowers into onerous home loans, leading to more foreclosures.

It attributed the stall to "areas where housing is more stressed, where there are more foreclosures, less new construction, less new home sales."