Early-stage delinquencies remain low, according to Intercontinental Exchange, Atlanta. Notably, new FHA defaults posted their largest annual decline in more than four years.
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Seasonal Improvements Lowered Mortgage Delinquencies in March, ICE Reports
Mortgage delinquencies improved seasonally in March, with cure activity strengthening and prepayment speeds rising to their highest level in nearly four years, a new report from Intercontinental Exchange said.
ICE: Home Prices Cool Heading into Spring Home-Buying Season
Intercontinental Exchange found a “notable cooling” in home price growth as the 2025 spring home buying season begins.
ICE: Foreclosure Starts Jump in January
Intercontinental Exchange Inc., released its “first look” at January mortgage performance, finding that foreclosure starts jumped by 30% and foreclosure sales rose by 25%.
ICE: 2024 Saw Softest Home Price Growth in Years; Mortgage Delinquencies Trending Higher
Home prices ended the year on an up note, but 2024 was the softest year for home price growth in more than a decade, according to Intercontinental Exchange.
ICE First Look: Delinquencies Remain Low Despite Year-Over-Year Rise
Mortgage delinquencies remain low despite a modest year-over-year increase, according to Intercontinental Exchange, Atlanta.
ICE First Look: Calendar-Driven Spike in Delinquencies in June; Foreclosures Remain Historically Low
Coming off a near-record low in May–and with June ending on a Sunday–the national delinquency rate increased to 3.49%, its second-highest level in 18 months, according to Intercontinental Exchange.