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Top 20 counties with the most foreclosure starts

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Counties in Chicago, Houston, and Phoenix lead the nation in foreclosure starts 

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According to ATTOM Data Solutions’ January 2019 foreclosure activity data, Cook County, Illinois, located in the Chicago metropolitan area, had the highest number of foreclosure starts of any county with a population of over 100,000. A total of 800 properties started the foreclosure process in Cook County last month.

Harris County, located in the Houston metro, comes in second nationwide at 569 foreclosure starts in January 2019. Maricopa County, Arizona is in third with 479 foreclosure starts, Los Angeles, California in fourth with 434, and Suffolk County, New York in fifth with 346. (ATTOM defines a foreclosure start as a first public notice, which can be a notice of default, a lis pendens, or a notice of trustee sale.)

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