Alpine County, CA Distress Report: Foreclosure, Tax Liens & ZIPs (2026)
Where is distress concentrating in Alpine County, California? DLRadar grades every Alpine County ZIP 0-100 from foreclosure, tax-lien, mortgage and insurance records. Here is the 2026 Alpine County breakdown.
- Alpine County reads peak — home values up 0.4% year over year.
- Lending headwind in Alpine County sits at 100/100 — a forward read on distressed supply.
Source data is DLRadar's monthly public-record index. Citation welcome, with attribution to DLRadar (dlradar.com).
What is driving Alpine County distress
DLRadar builds Alpine County's distress picture only from records anyone can pull: FHFA price data, CFPB delinquency, county foreclosure and tax-lien filings, FEMA/NFIP claims and Census ACS.
Alpine County market phase and pricing
Phase for Alpine County: peak (+0.4% YoY). As pricing power fades, listings sit longer and sellers become reachable.
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Questions and answers
What is the hardest-hit ZIP in Alpine County?
How would you describe the Alpine County market phase?
Alpine County currently sits in peak, with values up 0.4% year on year, based on FHFA price-index trajectory.
What is this Alpine County analysis built from?
Alpine County draws on FHFA (peak trajectory), CFPB mortgage performance, county recorder filings, FEMA/NFIP and Census ACS — every one a public source. The scoring model does not change between counties, so these ZIPs are comparable to anywhere else.
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These scores come from public filings run through fixed formulas. Nothing here is investment, legal or financial advice; the index refreshes monthly.