Two huge homes are on the list this week with home loans greater than $500,000.
Foreclosures
Foreclosures 5.18.10
This week’s listing includes a home in Glen Allen with an original loan value of more than $800,000, nearly twice as much as the next highest. Plus a property on Rothesay Circle near the river.
Foreclosures 5.11.10
More homes with original loan values greater than $300,000 are appearing on the list lately, including a handful in Glen Allen this week.
Foreclosures 5.4.10
For the first time since we’ve been running the list, several properties in the heart of the Fan are on it, and an unusually large number of homes in Glen Allen. Plus two apartment buildings are on the list again.
Foreclosures: 4.27.10
Three of this week’s properties are making their second appearance in the foreclosure section. And Hooper Homes is reporting foreclosures on five of their lots in the Jackson Crossing subdivision in Hanover County. The original loan value for the lots was not disclosed.
Foreclosures 4.20.10
A $2 million house in a Matoaca subdivision is scheduled to be auctioned off.
Foreclosures 4.13.10
Nearly half of this week’s 80 properties destined for public auction are from Henrico County, but a Byrd Park house on Lakeview Avenue had the largest original loan value, at just under half a million dollars.
Foreclosures 4.6.10
While most original loan values came in between $100,000 and $200,000, one property in Midlothian, and one in Hanover County defaulted on loans over $400,000.
Foreclosures for 3.30.10
Several higher-end homes are on the list this week, including nine valued at more than $300,000 and a home on Cary Street.
Foreclosures 3.23.09
Four properties had an original loan value of more than $400,000: two in Henrico County, and two in Chesterfield County.