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Highest increases in home foreclosures

7. Webster 2009 foreclosures: 34 2010 foreclosures: 68 Annual increase: 100 percent Pictured: A building on Pearl Street in Webster that has been condemned and deemed 'not fit for human habitation.'
Christine Peterson Photo for The Boston Globe
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7. Webster

2009 foreclosures: 34
2010 foreclosures: 68
Annual increase: 100 percent

Pictured: A building on Pearl Street in Webster that has been condemned and deemed "not fit for human habitation."

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