Tag: underwater homes
U.S. Homeowner Equity Eases Slightly in Q4 2025 While Seriously Underwater Rates Stay Near Historic Lows
Nearly 45 Percent of Mortgaged Homes Remain Equity Rich Despite Quarterly Pullback; Seriously Underwater Share Edges Higher but Continues to Reflect Broad Equity Stability; Housing Market Shows Signs of Normalization Following Years of Rapid Appreciation IRVINE, Calif. — Feb. 3, 2026— ATTOM, the leading provider of property data, AI-powered... Read More »
Home Equity Rates Decline in Third Quarter
Nationwide, 46.1 Percent of Homes Considered Equity-Rich; Share of Seriously Underwater Homes Up Year-Over-Year in 46 States IRVINE, Calif. —October 23, 2025— ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, today released its third quarter 2025 U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report, which shows that 46.1 percent of... Read More »
Home Equity Dips Slightly During First Quarter But Remains Near Historic Highs
Proportion of homes considered equity-rich drops to 46.2 percent quarter-over-quarter; Rate of seriously underwater homes ticks up slightly; IRVINE, Calif. — May 8, 2025 — ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real estate analytics, today released its first quarter 2025 U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report, which shows that... Read More »
Home Equity Holds Steady Around U.S. During Fourth Quarter as Housing Market Remains Strong
Equity-Rich Portion of Home Mortgages Dips Slightly, but Nearly 95 Percent of Homeowners Continue to Have Property Wealth Built Up; Portion of Owners Seriously Underwater Stays Near Six-Year Low; Equity Measures Largely Unchanged as Home Prices Inch Upward IRVINE, Calif. — Jan. 30, 2025— ATTOM, a leading curator of land, property data, and real... Read More »
Top 10 U.S. Housing Markets Least At-Risk of Declines in Q1 2024
According to ATTOM’s newly released Q1 2024 Special Housing Risk Report, California, New Jersey, and Illinois once again had the highest concentrations of the most at-risk markets in the country, with significant clusters in the New York City and Chicago areas, as well as inland California. Conversely, less vulnerable markets were predominantly... Read More »
