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ATTOM reports 40,355 U.S. foreclosure filings in May as activity remains elevated from a year ago despite a monthly decline

County-level data reveals where market conditions may be most vulnerable to future price declines

Lower home sale returns are reshaping borrower equity, concessions, and transaction stability across U.S. markets

Bank repossessions jump 45% year-over-year while industry voices warn the wave is just getting started

Despite rising rents and wages, record-high home prices are compressing profitability for single-family rental investors across much of the country

A new report from ATTOM shows vacancy and zombie foreclosure rates remain low nationwide, highlighting strong homeowner equity, limited property abandonment, and continued housing supply constraints despite ongoing foreclosure activity

Foreclosure filings rose 32% year-over-year in January, marking the 11th consecutive monthly annual increase, as higher rates and affordability pressures drive localized mortgage stress, though overall volumes remain well below historic crisis levels

ATTOM data shows Opportunity Zones posted home price gains in line with the broader housing market in Q4 2025, with strong appreciation occurring alongside continued affordability relative to national medians

ATTOM data shows that U.S. homeowner equity dipped modestly in the fourth quarter of 2025, as the housing market continues to normalize, with equity levels remaining historically strong despite slight increases in underwater mortgages

Foreclosure activity rose in 2025 as the housing market continued to normalize, though levels remain far below pre-pandemic and crisis-era highs