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Prices of houses, including those under list of homes at auction, hit their lowest marks in Portland in October. Prices for the month were the lowest they have ever been since four years ago.

Stopping foreclosure process workshops organized by lender Wells Fargo are coming to Portland. The program aims to help troubled homeowners keep their homes.

Cheap houses are in huge supply in Portland. The metro area is ranked in the top five among U.S. regions with the biggest home price declines in two years.

Three auctions in Boise, Portland and Seattle in the past week netted $9.1 million on about 200 foreclosed properties, including 25 in Idaho, according to REDC Auctions.

Last year's housing unit sales in Portland declined from one year ago. Sales of residential properties, including Fannie Mae homes, dropped by more than 3% in the metro area in 2010 compared with 2009.

Pre foreclosure sale and other residential property sales figures were up last month in Portland. However, both median and average selling prices declined.

To avoid foreclosures, a big number of homeowners in the country will have to make their loans current. In Portland, more than 5% of homeowners are delinquent.

Distressed property listings have pushed home prices down, but also convinced a lot of people to rent instead of buy. In Portland, landlords are benefitting.

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Bankruptcy homes for sale and foreclosed properties will continue to hinder the economic growth of Oregon. However, the state's other indicators are improving.

The list of repossessed homes in Oregon continues to rise. However, a lot of families are able to have their own homes with the help of Habitat for Humanity.

Listings of houses at auctions in Ohio are expected to gain buyers as the number of Asians and Hispanics rises. Minority populations rose in the past decade.

Listings for HUD homes and foreclosure numbers might be prevented from rising further in Oregon. The latest foreclosure program is set to distribute funds.