However, Rick Sharga, EVP of Market Intelligence at ATTOM, notes that October foreclosure activity was still only “about 59% of pre-pandemic numbers." Click through to learn when he anticipates volumes to reach historically normal levels.
Read More »Early-Stage Delinquencies Push Up National Delinquency Rate
Black Knight Inc. has released a “first look” the latest iteration of its Mortgage Monitor Report for July 2022, which looks at delinquency and foreclosure rates across the U.S. According to Black Knight, the national delinquency rate rose to ...
Read More »U.S. Records 19k Foreclosure Starts in May
Black Knight Inc. has released a “first look” the latest iteration of its Mortgage Monitor Report for May 2022, which looks at delinquency and foreclosure rates across the U.S. According to Black Knight, the national delinquency rate fell to 2.75% ...
Read More »Foreclosure Completion Numbers Continue to Rise
ATTOM, along with its subsidiary RealtyTrac, has released its latest Foreclosure Market Report for January which has found that there was a total of 23,204 properties with foreclosure filings against them, up 29% from December (which saw 17,971 filings) and ...
Read More »The Foreclosure Crisis: A Retrospective
Following the peak in 2010, foreclosures began to steadily decline year by year, dropping by 100,000 per year through 2016.
Read More »Aside from Completed Foreclosures, the News in Florida is All Good
The Sunshine State has fallen to third in foreclosure inventory rate (2.6 percent) behind New Jersey (4.6 percent) and New York (3.7 percent) and is getting closer to the national average, which was 1.2 percent during September. Florida had the highest decline of any state in foreclosure inventory year-over-year in September—a 42.3 percent drop, from 4.4 percent in September 2014.
Read More »Foreclosure Metrics Experience More Double-Digit Declines
On a year-over-year basis, foreclosure inventory—residential homes in some state of foreclosure—declined by 27 percent nationwide, down to about 491,000 homes, according to CoreLogic. This number represents about 1.3 percent of all residential homes with a mortgage nationwide. In May 2014, about 676,000 homes were in foreclosure, comprising 1.7 percent of all mortgages nationwide.
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