Market Reports
Michigan’s pre-foreclosures declined 21.7% from 2023 but rose nearly 10% in a month, signaling either recovery or growing housing market risk.
North Carolina’s pre-foreclosure numbers dipped yearly but rose monthly, reflecting hardship from rising costs. Homeowners struggle amid mortgage rate shifts.
Oregon’s pre-foreclosures are declining, but struggles persist as many still face financial strain and battle housing instability despite improvements.
Pre-foreclosures in Colorado are decreasing, but rising costs and soaring interest rates still strain homeowners struggling to stay financially secure.
Nevada foreclosure rates declined, but homeowners face rising costs and hardship, forcing desperate measures or relocations amid a deepening affordability crisis.
Idaho sees a surge in pre-foreclosures, with struggling homeowners facing tough choices amid rising living costs and economic pressures.
North Dakota’s pre-foreclosures are surging due to inflation, job losses, and high mortgage rates, leaving many families struggling to keep their homes.
New Hampshire’s declining pre-foreclosure rate signals improvement but hides struggles. Rising costs and wage gaps keep homeowners on precarious footing.
Massachusetts pre-foreclosures have declined, but rising costs leave many homeowners at risk as financial hardships persist post-pandemic.
Utah’s pre-foreclosures remain stable yet troubling as rising costs put financially vulnerable homeowners, like Nicole Thompson, at increased risk.