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U.S. foreclosure activity rose 21% in November 2024, driven by end of pandemic forbearance and high rates, but remains far below 2008 levels.
Foreclosure activity in the U.S. rose 21% in November 2024 compared to the previous year, with completed foreclosures up 26%, according to ATTOM.
The increase affected all regions and property types, driven by the end of pandemic-era forbearance programs and ongoing economic pressures like high mortgage rates.
Experts say the rise reflects a return to historical norms, not a housing crisis, with foreclosure levels still well below those seen during the 2008 financial collapse.
They stress that the market remains stable, supported by strong demand, limited inventory, and resilient home values.
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La actividad de ejecuciones hipotecarias en Estados Unidos aumentó un 21% en noviembre de 2024, impulsada por el final de la tolerancia a la pandemia y las altas tasas, pero sigue siendo muy inferior a los niveles de 2008.