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Foreclosure Rates in Nash County

Explore foreclosure rates across Nash County, with detailed insights into cities and local areas experiencing the highest levels of foreclosure activity. This data highlights regional trends, local housing market pressures, and areas where foreclosure filings are rising or declining. By comparing statistics across cities and local areas within Nash County, users can better understand how foreclosure activity varies throughout the region and how it changes over time.

State
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
Bailey
25
21
16%
12
42.86%
3
75%
6
100%
4
33.33%
18
350%
14
22.22%
15
7.14%
9
Middlesex
44
34
22.73%
11
67.65%
2
81.82%
6
200%
22
266.67%
19
13.64%
18
5.26%
16
11.11%
7
Nashville
86
29
66.28%
44
51.72%
21
52.27%
13
38.1%
50
284.62%
39
22%
25
35.9%
29
16%
14
Rocky Mount
311
175
43.73%
146
16.57%
192
31.51%
68
64.58%
147
116.18%
115
21.77%
136
18.26%
128
5.88%
73
Sharpsburg
0
0
0
0
0
6
4
33.33%
0
100%
2
1
Spring Hope
52
17
67.31%
23
35.29%
14
39.13%
2
85.71%
13
550%
24
84.62%
5
79.17%
24
380%
6
Whitakers
28
19
32.14%
18
5.26%
10
44.44%
7
30%
26
271.43%
11
57.69%
5
54.55%
22
340%
3
TOTAL
546
295
41.37%
254
7.56%
242
43.52%
102
13.6%
268
242.6%
230
40.88%
203
39.83%
236
121.02%
113
Calculations are based on the official filing date of the foreclosure, as stamped or printed on the document and recorded at the county level. The report incorporates documents filed across all three phases of foreclosure: Default — Notice of Default (NOD) and Lis Pendens (LIS); Auction — Notice of Trustee Sale (NTS) and Notice of Foreclosure Sale (NFS).