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Real Estate Research provided analysis of topical research and current issues in the fields of housing and real estate economics. Authors for the blog included the Atlanta Fed's Jessica Dill, Kristopher Gerardi, Carl Hudson, and analysts, as well as the Boston Fed's Christopher Foote and Paul Willen.
In December 2020, content from Real Estate Research became part of Policy Hub. Future articles will be released in Policy Hub: Macroblog.
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Figure 3
States with Judicial Foreclosure Requirement
States shaded in dark gray require judicial foreclosure. The data come from RealtyTrac.com and are available at http://www.realtytrac.com/foreclosure-laws/foreclosure-laws-comparison.asp.
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