2011-06-30 — newstimes.com
A spike in April foreclosure activity on Connecticut's Gold Coast was said to be fueled by banks moving to take homes that were temporarily protected by the last summer's moratoriums.
California-based CoreLogic said 3.91 percent of the mortgages in the Bridgeport-Norwalk-Stamford metro market fell into foreclosure in April. That's higher than last year and higher than the national rate of 3.41 percent this April. CoreLogic is one
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