Tag: foreclosure
California, Illinois, Florida and New York City Area Lead Housing Markets Facing Greater Risk of Downturns
Areas More Vulnerable to Drop-offs Include New York City and Chicago Regions Along with Inland California; Other Parts of Midwest, Northeast and South Faces Relatively Small Exposure; Differences Caused by Wide Gaps in Affordability, Foreclosures, Underwater Mortgages and Unemployment IRVINE, Calif. — Mar. 6, 2025 — ATTOM, a leading curator of... Read More »
Zombie Foreclosures Remain a Small Fraction of U.S. Housing Inventory in First Quarter of 2025
Only One in 14,700 U.S. Homes Sit Vacant During Foreclosure, Near Five-Year Low; Zombie Foreclosures Virtually Unchanged Quarterly, Down 3 Percent Annually; Trends Hold as Overall Foreclosure Activity Remains Down IRVINE, CA – Feb. 20, 2025 — ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, today released its... Read More »
US Foreclosure Rates by State – January 2025
How Did Foreclosure Activity Change in January 2025? In January 2025, the U.S. housing market recorded 30,816 properties with foreclosure filings — an 8% increase from December 2024 but 7% lower than January 2024. Foreclosure starts rose 8% month-over-month. Completed foreclosures (REOs) increased in 30 states but remained on a broader annual... Read More »
An In-Depth Look at California’s Real Estate Market Using ATTOM
California’s real estate market in 2024 presented a complex mix of affordability challenges, foreclosure activity, and evolving sales trends, according to the latest reports from ATTOM. The Q4 2024 Home Affordability Index revealed mounting pressures on homebuyers, with affordability well below historic benchmarks in many counties due to rising... Read More »
Top 10 Most Vulnerable U.S. Housing Markets in Q3 2024
According to ATTOM’s newly released Q3 2024 Housing Market Impact Risk Report, California, New Jersey, and Illinois once again feature a high concentration of the most at-risk markets, with several areas in Florida also falling into this category. Meanwhile, the least-vulnerable markets remain predominantly clustered in the South. The report... Read More »