American Housing via TriCounty Homes America’s housing market appears to be flashing warning signs. New data has revealed foreclosures having risen sharply in 2025, with hundreds of thousands now facing the loss of their homes. According to newly released figures from ATTOM, a California-based company providing property data services, more than 367,000 US properties entered some stage of foreclosure last year. That represents a 14% uptick compared to the year before—a trend experts say could accelerate further in 2026 if current economic conditions persist or worsen. Foreclosure, something that made headlines in and around the 2008 crash, appears to be returning to everyday neighborhoods. Banks are again reclaiming single-family homes—this time not because of speculative excesses—but because ordinary Americans continued to be squeezed from every…
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