Where was the highest foreclosure activity in July?

Top 10 default areas, July

Rank	Neighborhood	ZIP code	First half MED price	July '10	June '11	July '11	MOM PCT CHG	YOY PCT CHG	Per 1,000
1	Chula Vista NE	91914	$471,000	16	16	21	31.3%	31.3%	4.7
2	Chula Vista SE	91915	$325,000	29	24	29	20.8%	0.0%	4.0
3	San Ysidro	92173	$198,000	18	10	12	20.0%	-33.3%	3.8
4	Mission Valley	92108	$199,000	16	14	20	42.9%	25.0%	3.3
5	Jamul	91935	$432,000	6	0	8	n/a	33.3%	3.2
6	Paradise Hills	92139	$210,000	19	26	24	-7.7%	26.3%	3.0
7	Golden Hill	92102	$190,000	13	9	14	55.6%	7.7%	3.0
8	Alpine	91901	$412,500	13	12	13	8.3%	0.0%	2.9
9	El Cajon	92021	$219,000	45	24	29	20.8%	-35.6%	2.7
10	City Heights	92105	$175,000	39	21	23	9.5%	-41.0%	2.7

Source: DataQuick

Top 10 foreclosure areas, July

Rank	Neighborhood	ZIP code	First half median	July '10	June '11	July '11	MOM Pct Chg	YOY Pct Chg	Per 1,000
1	Campo	91906	$150,000	4	10	4	-60.0%	0.0%	4.5
2	Oceanside (Central)	92058	$197,000	20	9	11	22.2%	-45.0%	2.3
3	Alpine	91901	$412,500	0	6	10	66.7%	n/a	2.2
4	San Ysidro	92173	$198,000	9	9	7	-22.2%	-22.2%	2.2
5	Encanto	92114	$220,000	19	25	32	28.0%	68.4%	2.2
6	Mission Valley	92108	$199,000	9	9	13	44.4%	44.4%	2.1
7	Downtown	92101	$344,250	22	16	23	43.8%	4.5%	2.1
8	Jamul	91935	$432,000	3	1	5	400.0%	66.7%	2.0
9	Chula Vista NE	91914	$471,000	12	10	9	-10.0%	-25.0%	2.0
10	Fallbrook	92028	$346,000	18	14	22	57.1%	22.2%	1.8

Earlier today: San Diego foreclosure numbers for July


Foreclosure filings and mortgage defaults in San Diego County fell in July, continuing an erratic pattern of distress, Monday's DataQuick report showed.

Related: Where was the highest foreclosure activity in July?

Last month, the county posted 1,274 notices of defaults, down 5.8 percent from June and down 23.4 percent from a year ago. Those notices mark the first step in the foreclosure process. They peaked at 3,832 in March 2009 and have for years gone through unpredictable fluctuations.
DataQuick numbers show 798 San Diego homes were foreclosed on in July, down 15.9 percent from June and down 10.2 percent year-over-year. They peaked at 2004 in July 2008 and also have seen dramatic rises and falls over time.
The La Jolla company's data are based on public records for single-family homes and condos.
Please note: The rankings are sorted by the number of foreclosures and defaults in July per 1,000 homes in each neighborhood, according to Monday's Stay with us throughout the day for more coverage.
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