1. Frank Ford Senior Vice President for Research and Development Neighborhood Progress, Inc. June 28, 2013

2. Foreclosures quadrupled from 1995 to 2007, then dropped steadily for four years, are now rising again – up 5% from 2011. Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University

3. After declining steadily for 4 years, foreclosure filings in the City of Cleveland are rising again – up 4% from 2011 Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University

4. After a dramatic decline over the past 4 years, filings on the East Side of Cleveland are up 10% from 2011. Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University.

5. Cleveland Neighborhoods with increased foreclosure or no change 2011-2012 Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University

6. Cleveland Neighborhoods with decreased foreclosure 2011-2012 Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University

7. Filings in the Outer Suburbs have risen 34% over the past 6 years and are up 7% from 2011. Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University.

8. Cleveland Suburbs with at least 100 foreclosures in 2012, % change from 2011 Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University

9. Foreclosures by Region Foreclosure filings through 12/31/12. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University.

10. Update on Vacant Residential Structures Vacancy and delinquency counts as of 5/9/13. Source: NEO CANDO at Case Western Reserve University.