🚀Buy When They Panic: Foreclosures Are Up
Not all chaos is bad. For some, it’s the best time to buy
Foreclosures are spiking in cities like Riverside and Houston.
It’s the first real sign of stress in the housing market.
Meanwhile, prices in major metros are either dropping or stuck in place.
Even luxury neighborhoods are taking hits.
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Tariffs are driving up construction costs and squeezing developers.
Interest rates keep climbing, and buyers are turning to riskier loans.
Powell’s warning: the economic fallout could get worse before it gets better.
This market’s not crashing—yet—but it’s definitely cracking.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🔥 The cities leading the foreclosure spike
🧱 Why builders are pulling the plug
🧨 Powell’s latest warning on real estate fallout
🎲 How desperate buyers are taking on risky debt
🔑 Investor moves to consider now
Video of the Week: A Wave of Real Estate Defaults Has Begun
Chart of the Week: CRE Delinquency Rate Climbs to 10-Year High at Biggest Banks
Podcast of the Week: How to Create Financial Freedom with the “New Airbnb” of Rentals
Top 10 U.S. Housing Markets with the Most Foreclosure Starts in March 2025
Foreclosures surged in March, with cities like Riverside and Houston leading the charge.
California and Texas are ground zero for the chaos.
Deals are out there—but so are nightmares.
💡Investor Takeaway:
These metros are prime for distressed deal flow. Start tracking local auctions and court filings. The inventory wave is just beginning—and off-market sellers will follow.
The Price Drops & Gains in 33 of the Largest Housing Markets
Housing prices tanked in 33 major cities in March, leaving even wealthy zip codes bleeding.
A few spots saw weak gains, but most markets are in retreat.
The bubble isn’t bursting—it’s deflating with flair.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Look at B- and C-class neighborhoods just outside luxury zones. Sellers there are panicking as comps shrink, creating steep discounts.
Tariffs Are Creating ‘Perfect Storm’ for Housing Market
The housing market is caught in a snag, and guess who’s to blame?
Builders are sweating bullets, and homebuyers?
They’re feeling the pinch as prices soar.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Less new supply = stronger demand for well-located, existing properties. Rehab plays just became more attractive, especially in markets where permits take forever.
Powell Issues Stark Warning on Economic Toll of Tariffs
Powell’s tariff warning isn’t just noise—it’s a gut punch to commercial real estate.
Higher costs and rate pressure are stalling developments and squeezing investors on refis.
In a high-rate, high-cost world, CRE margins are evaporating faster than tenants.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Monitor over-leveraged CRE owners who can’t refi at today’s rates. Some are quietly shopping assets or desperate to JV.
Homebuyers Rush to Riskier Loans as Tariff Turmoil Pushes Interest Rates Higher
Homebuyers are flocking to riskier loans as interest rates skyrocket.
Stability’s out, survival’s in.
When safe bets vanish, people start rolling the dice.
💡 Investor Takeaway:
Watch mortgage data in your market. Rising ARM usage often precedes higher delinquencies. This is your early warning for motivated seller leads.