Foreclosure filings in the US spiked by more than 20% in November compared to the same period last year.

The data, first reported by the Daily Mail , comes from property data firm ATTOM. The year-over-year uptick last month is part of a troubling trend for 2025 — November marked the ninth straight month of year-over-year foreclosure hikes.

The findings signal trouble for the average American homeowner.

Historically high borrowing rates, dwindling savings and an ongoing affordability crisis are pushing more American families towards default.

Americans keeping up on their bills aren’t spared by the rash of foreclosures, either. Cheap, bank-owned listings have an outsized effect on neighborhoods, damaging nearby property values.

November saw 35,651 properties hit with foreclosure filin

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