Foreclosure starts are climbing across North Texas. The Dallas Fort Worth area has averaged slightly more than 800 foreclosure starts per month during 2026, approximately 24 percent higher than a year ago, according to data reported by KERA. Nationally, foreclosure starts increased about 16 percent over the comparable period. The increase is real and worth watching closely. But it does not mean Dallas is heading toward another housing crash. THE HISTORICAL PICTURE MATTERS Aaron Wagner, head of data science at…
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Dallas Foreclosures Are Jumping 24 Percent. Is North Texas Sending Us a Warning?
Dallas–Fort Worth foreclosure starts are up roughly 24% from a year earlier, but homeowner equity and historical context complicate the outlook.
