Is the U.S. housing market heading toward another major downturn?
New foreclosure data from late 2025 suggests rising financial pressure in several parts of the country. While national home prices have not collapsed, some states are showing early warning signs that historically appear before major housing corrections.
In this video we examine 13 U.S. states where economic stress, rising foreclosures, and weakening demand could create serious housing market risks if the United States enters a recession in 2026.
These states include **Florida, Colorado, Illinois, South Carolina, California, Delaware, Nevada, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Arizona, and Oregon.
