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Foreclosure Resource Center |
| Events, Conferences and News
Upcoming events and conferences sponsored by the Federal Reserve
Consumer Workshops
- November 7, 2009, Dallas: The combined efforts of the U.S. Treasury, the national Hope Now Alliance, NeighborWorks America, and the City of Dallas will provide a free opportunity for borrowers to meet face-to-face with foreclosure prevention experts including loan servicers and nonprofit HUD-approved counselors at the Dallas Convention Center. Details»

Conferences
- Recovery, Renewal, Rebuilding: A Federal Reserve System Foreclosure Series

A recap of the series of forums focused on the aftereffects of the foreclosure crisis and solutions for community recovery, rebuilding and preparing for the future. Materials from these forums are now available online.
- Review presentations from the 2007 Preserving Homeownership conference held at the Dallas Fed.
News
- October 28, 2009: Decline in D-FW house prices slows, national survey says. Read
more

- October 23, 2009: KERA The Economy Project: Facing the Mortgage Crisis. Read
more

- October 23, 2008: Houston PBS: Facing the Mortgage Crisis. Read
more

- October 23, 2009: Grant from Wells Fargo boosts effort to rehab foreclosed homes. Read
more

- October 20, 2009: Ike aftermath skews home sales figures. Read
more

- October 19, 2009: Foreclosed homes get new purpose, leased to potential buyers. Read
more

- October 19, 2009: Dallas-Fort Worth foreclosures may be slowing, but 2009 on track to be worst year ever. Read
more

- October 16, 2009: Foreclosure filings surge in Austin area. Read
more

- October 15, 2009: Housing counselors try to help prevent foreclosures, ease stress. Read
more

- October 8, 2009: Fort Worth-Arlington foreclosure rate rises. Read
more

- September 18, 2009: Habitat for Humanity to flip foreclosed homes. Read
more

- September 17, 2009: Fighting mortgage scams: governments team up. Read
more

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| Foreclosure
Mitigation Toolkit for Communities |
| Resources for community
leaders to assess their foreclosure situation,
reduce preventable foreclosures, provide
support to troubled homeowners and stabilize
neighborhoods. Go to
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