Foreclosures spike 123% in NC, 149% in Raleigh as pandemic moratoriums end
Foreclosures increased by nearly 150% in the Raleigh metropolitan area in 2022, and were up about 123% statewide. Here’s what’s happening.
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Foreclosures surge 187% in Durham, 33% in Raleigh – is worst over?
Nationwide, foreclosures are again on the rise. And even though North Carolina and the Triangle are faring better, foreclosures are rising here, too.
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Foreclosures in Wake County are surging – up 425% from a year ago
Foreclosures are again becoming a part of the Triangle’s housing market, with the number of foreclosure starts in Wake County up 425% year-over-year.
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Foreclosures are up 182% in Wake, but high equity and high demand mean most of those at risk will sell, not lose homes entirely
Nearly three times more Wake County homeowners lost their homes to foreclosure in the first quarter of 2022 than did in 2021.
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Wake County foreclosures up 225% in a month
Data from ATTOM Data Solutions shows that foreclosures are up by nearly 247% compared to last year, even as its real estate added $50 billion in value in 2021.
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Report: North Carolina foreclosure filings up 85% from last year
Statewide, foreclosure proceedings have increased 85% year-over-year, a new report shows. But there are now fewer foreclosures than prior to the pandemic.
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Foreclosures in Durham County up 150%, in Wake County, up nearly 68%
Following the expiration of programs designed to keep owners in their homes during COVID-19, foreclosure rates have spiked in North Carolina, increasing by nearly 22% statewide since last quarter, a new report found. In Durham County, foreclosures are up 150%, and in Wake County, they’re up nearly 68%.
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