ATTOM reports 40,355 U.S. foreclosure filings in May as activity remains elevated from a year ago despite a monthly decline
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County-level data reveals where market conditions may be most vulnerable to future price declines
New loss mitigation option allows struggling borrowers to bring mortgages current without increasing monthly payments
Bank repossessions jump 45% year-over-year while industry voices warn the wave is just getting started
LegalShield data shows foreclosure inquiries up 20% year over year as borrowers shift from research to action, signaling potential rise in filings
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
Mortgage delinquencies nationwide rose to 4.26% in Q4 2025, with FHA loans driving the increase amid expiring relief measures and uneven labor market conditions
Foreclosure activity rose in 2025 as the housing market continued to normalize, though levels remain far below pre-pandemic and crisis-era highs
ATTOM finds affordability strains, rising foreclosures, and elevated unemployment pushing several U.S. housing markets, led by inland California counties, into heightened downturn risk in Q3