Foreclosures Rise in Q1 Due to Economic Pressures
Reversing course from a steady decline in 2024, foreclosure activity saw an increase in Q1 2025, possibly due to broader ...
Tag: Mortgage Data
Report: 30-Year Mortgage Rates Will Hit 6.4% by September
The April edition of the Mortgage Monitor Report—published by global financial services firm ICE—finds that home prices are cooling heading ...
Foreclosure Rates Tick Up After Yearly Decline, According to New Data
January saw 30,816 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings—which include default notices, scheduled auctions or bank repossessions—an increase of 8% month-over-month, ...
Report Shows Equity-Rich Locations Are Saturated Throughout Much of the U.S.
A new report from ATTOM Data shows that equity-rich locales remain concentrated in certain areas, with at least half of ...
PropStream Announces New Upside Down Lead List
PropStream has announced a new Lead List to its menu: Upside Down. An “upside-down” mortgage is when a homeowner owes ...
Zombie Properties Remain at Historic Low Point in Resilient Market
One in 77 homes is vacant, for a total of 1.4 million residential “zombie” foreclosures nationwide, according to a new ...
Homeowner Equity Surges, With Midwest, South Leading
ATTOM Data Solutions has published its U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report, tracking changes in nationwide home equity levels during ...
Report: Share of Homeowners With Sub 5% Mortgage Rate Shrinks Significantly
The mortgage market has been going through a gradual change as it adjusts to higher-for-longer interest rates. With this shift, ...
Foreclosure Filings Down Year-Over-Year in the First Half of 2024
During the first half of 2024, 177,431 properties in the U.S. had foreclosure filings, according to the Mid-Year 2024 U.S. ...
Over Half of Homebuyers Skip Mortgage Shopping, Yet Those Who Do Get Better Rates
A majority of homebuyers aren’t shopping around for a mortgage, according to new data from LendingTree. Specifically, 54% of buyers ...
Top 4 ‘Don’t Bother’ Projects to Flag for Your Home Sellers
There’s a big difference in value between making improvements when planning to stay in a home versus prepping it for the market. Read more.
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