Experts say the housing market remains strong despite a rise in foreclosure starts. This increase is happening at a faster rate than in other parts of the country. Foreclosure starts are currently above the national average.
The rise in foreclosure starts is a notable metric, but experts do not believe it indicates trouble for the housing market. They consider it just one aspect of the market.
Further information on the housing market and foreclosure starts is available from the source, providing more context on the current situation and expert opinions.
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