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U.S. mortgage delinquency rose to 3.68% in Q2 2025, surpassing pre-pandemic levels due to inflation, high home prices, and ended relief programs.
As of Q2 2025, U.S. mortgage delinquency rates reached 3.68%, exceeding pre-pandemic levels and rising from a pandemic low of 1.39%, driven by inflation, record-high home prices, and soaring insurance costs.
Mortgage debt, over 70% of total household debt at $12.9 trillion, remains the largest consumer debt category, with delinquency rates for auto, student, and credit card loans also surpassing pre-pandemic highs.
Southern states like Mississippi and Louisiana show the highest delinquency rates, while West Coast states such as Oregon and California have the lowest.
The end of pandemic-era relief programs has contributed to the increase, raising concerns about housing affordability, financial stability, and broader economic impacts.
La morosidad de las hipotecas en Estados Unidos aumentó al 3.68% en el segundo trimestre de 2025, superando los niveles previos a la pandemia debido a la inflación, los altos precios de las viviendas y los programas de ayuda terminados.