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    Foreclosure and Housing

    Market Trends in Chicago andNorth Lawndale

    Geoff Smith

    Woodstock Institute

    Lawndale Alliance

    Community Awareness Town Hall Meeting

    May 19, 2009

    WOODSTOCK INSTITUTE

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    Quarterly Changes in Chicago Area Foreclosure Starts, 2003 to 2008 4Q

    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

    Foreclosure Trends inthe Chicago Region

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    Properties with Foreclosure Starts

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    2008 Foreclosures in Chicago

    City ofChicago 100.5percent increasebetween 2006 and 2008

    OHare 646.2%

    West Ridge 383.6%

    Albany Park 3 2.3%

    Dunning 3 9.8%

    Portage Park 33 .3%

    North Lawndale 89.3%

    City ofChicago 20,592singlefamily properties

    with foreclosurefilings Austin 1,017

    Chicago Lawn 744

    West Englewood 719

    BelmontCragin 687

    Humboldt Park 666

    North Lawndale - 405Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

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    2008 Foreclosures in Chicago

    City ofChicago - 36.2singlefamily foreclosuresper1,000 mortgageableproperties

    Top Five

    Washington Park 181.1

    GrandBoulevard 14 .8

    Woodlawn 12 .6

    EastGarfield Park 88.6

    Englewood 82.8

    North Lawndale 74.8

    Bottom Five

    ArmourSquare 3.5

    Lincoln Park 5.7

    Edison Park 8.4

    ForestGlen 10.1

    Hegewisch 10.2

    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

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    2008 Foreclosures in Chicago ImpactonRental Marketsand Condo Owners

    Foreclosures Impact Rental

    Market Tenant evictions

    Supply and Demand

    Small Multi-Unit Buildings

    32% ofForeclosures inChicago in 2008

    Community Areas Impacted WestGarfield Park 86.6%

    North Lawndale 79.5%

    LowerWest Side 79.3%

    EastGarfield Park 78.0%

    New City 70.3%

    Condoforeclosuresrising Impact owners

    Community

    Community Areas Impacted

    Rogers Park

    West Ridge

    Grand Boulevard Woodlawn Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

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    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

    Increasing FlowofREO Properties Into Market

    Foreclosure Auctionsby Volumeand Outcome Type, 2005to 2008

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    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago

    Disproportionate ImpactonCommunitiesofColor

    REO Auctions Comparedto Mortgageable Propertiesby Neighborhood Minority Level, 2007

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    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago and Cook County RecorderofDeeds

    What Happensto REOs Post SherriffSale?

    TimeofMarketforREO Foreclosures in Portage Park byQuarter, 2005to 2008 1H

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    Time Period

    Dayson Market1 120 Dayson Market121 365

    Dayson Market 365+ Dayson Market Not Sold

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    Source: Woodstock Institute analysis ofdata from Foreclosure ReportofChicago and Cook County RecorderofDeeds

    What Happensto REOs Post SherriffSale?

    TimeofMarketforREO Foreclosures in Englewoodby Half, 2005to 2008 1H

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    Time Period

    Dayson Market1 120 Dayson Market121 365

    Dayson Market 365+ Not Sold

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    Changes in Mortgage LendingActivity, 2006to 2007

    Overall Change in Home Purchaselending 31.0% decline

    Neighborhood Income Level

    Low Income: 31.9% decline

    Moderate Income: 36% decline

    Middle Income: 34.1% decline

    Upper Income: 25.5% decline

    Neighborhood MinorityComposition

    80%+ Minority: 42% decline

    Lessthan10%: 27.3% decline

    Borrower Income Level

    LMI: 32.3% decline

    MUI: 28.5% decline

    Borrower Race/Ethnicity

    African American: 37.5% decline

    Latino: 45.3% decline

    White: 25.6% decline

    Source: Home Mortgage Disclosure Act

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    Local Real Estate Market Trendsand Outlook

    Sales Price Trends Chicago MSA 25.1percentdeclinesincepeak in September2006

    Case SchillerComposite 20 30.4 percentdeclineofoversameperiod

    Decline Sharpest in Lowest Cost Housing

    Valuelessthan $190k 29.3 percentdecline

    Valuegreaterthan $297k 24 percentdecline

    Condovaluessomewhatstable

    13 Percentdeclinefrompeak

    Lag?

    Morerestrictivelendingmarket

    Federal Reserve SeniorLoan OfficerSurvey

    Decliningmarketspolicy

    Condolending costsandrestrictions

    Implicationsforneighborhoodrecovery NSP

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    Foreclosure and Housing

    Market Trends in Chicago

    Geoff Smith, Vice President

    Woodstock Institute

    29 E. Madison, Suite 1710

    Chicago, IL 60602

    www.woodstockinst.org

    WOODSTOCK INSTITUTE