A new report from Realtor.com® tracks the recent trajectory of foreclosures, which have ticked up after a period of suppression following the COVID-19 pandemic. When homes become Real Estate Owned (REO), they often wind up listed by banks on multiple listing services and online platforms, creating new inventory for buyers.
However, the current rate of foreclosures is now about as common as it was in 2019. This is still well below the levels seen during the Great Financial Crisis, suggesting a market adjustment rather than a widespread crisis.
Moreover, the report identified specific markets with the most foreclosure listings as of June 2026. Among the areas that have seen a significant uptick is Toledo, OH, where an increase in these properties presents both challenges and opportunities.
Foreclosure listings rise in the toledo area
In the Toledo, OH, metro area, the foreclosure share of listings was 1.80% as of June 2026. This figure reflects an increase in properties entering the market after being repossessed by lenders…