Foreclosure filings surged 26% to 118,727 in Q1 2026, reaching a six-year high even among homeowners who had locked in sub-4% pandemic-era mortgage rates. Soaring insurance premiums, property taxes, ...

Home foreclosures in the U.S. are up 26% from last year as inflation rates and rising costs are catching up with homeowners. Indiana was hit hardest and logged one foreclosure filing for every 739 ...

Foreclosure activity climbed in the first quarter of 2026 up nearly 26% from the same time last year. While the amount of foreclosures remains below historic highs, 118,727 U.S. properties had a ...

Foreclosures rose to the highest level in six years in the first quarter of this year as homeowners are squeezed by rising costs related to insurance and property tax bills. The Wall Street Journal ...

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Foreclosure rates shot up at the start of 2026 but experts say the trend isn't worrisome… yet. Some 118,727 properties were in foreclosure nationwide during the first three months of 2026 - up 26 ...

A generous Biden-era subsidy that helped people who fell behind on their mortgage stay in their homes was recently scaled back. A jump in foreclosures is an early sign of the fallout. The number of ...

U.S. foreclosure filings hit a six-year high in the first quarter. Fast-rising homeownership costs such as property-tax and insurance bills are a reason to blame. The number of U.S. properties with a ...

Counties in this area have followed a statewide trend in the number of foreclosures since before the pandemic in 2019 as follows: Butler (-36%), Clark (-25%), Greene (-26%), Miami (-25%) and Warren ...

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 ...

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