Pennsylvania County Foreclosure & Distress Reports (2026)
One report per county — 67 in Pennsylvania — each scored 0-100 from public foreclosure, tax-lien, mortgage and bank-stress records and refreshed monthly. The live county pages sit under the Pennsylvania distress hub; insurance pressure is on the Pennsylvania home-insurance page.
67 Pennsylvania county reports sit in this archive; Pennsylvania opportunity phases run 39 weak, 16 early_signal, 7 watchlist; Pennsylvania ninety-day delinquency 1.0%; 113 banks chartered in Pennsylvania; 41,118 HUD-assisted Pennsylvania units.
Pennsylvania counties to open first by opportunity rank: Mckean (#114, strong_buy); Cameron (#156, strong_buy); Greene (#187, peak_opportunity) in Pennsylvania; Elk (#515, peak_opportunity); Venango (#533, peak_opportunity); Clearfield (#687, watchlist).
Pennsylvania insurance bands across counties: 45 low in Pennsylvania, 12 medium, 10 zero; Pennsylvania NFIP claims 969 in three years.
Pennsylvania counties in the peak phase (45): Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Berks, Bradford, Bucks (Pennsylvania), Butler, Carbon, Centre, Chester, Clearfield, Clinton (Pennsylvania), Columbia, Crawford, Cumberland, Dauphin, Delaware, Elk (Pennsylvania), Fayette, Franklin, Huntingdon, Indiana, Lawrence, Lebanon (Pennsylvania), Lehigh, Lycoming, Mckean, Mercer, Mifflin, Monroe (Pennsylvania), Montgomery, Montour, Northampton, Northumberland, Perry, Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), Pike, Schuylkill, Snyder, Somerset, Union, Venango (Pennsylvania), Warren, Washington, Westmoreland.
Pennsylvania counties in the expansion phase (21): Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Cameron, Clarion, Erie (Pennsylvania), Forest, Fulton, Greene, Jefferson, Juniata, Lackawanna (Pennsylvania), Lancaster, Luzerne, Potter, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga (Pennsylvania), Wayne, Wyoming, York.
Pennsylvania counties in the neutral phase (1): Adams.
Pennsylvania permitted 25,848 housing units in twelve months; 531,599 Pennsylvania units sit vacant of 5,806,452.
Pennsylvania counties highest on the national opportunity index: Mckean #114 (37.1/100, strong_buy); Cameron #156 (36.3/100, strong_buy); Greene #187 (36.0/100, peak_opportunity) in Pennsylvania; Elk #515 (33.4/100, peak_opportunity); Venango #533 (33.3/100, peak_opportunity); Clearfield #687 (32.5/100, watchlist) in Pennsylvania; Jefferson #799 (32.0/100, early_signal); Montour #852 (31.8/100, watchlist); Wayne #907 (31.6/100, early_signal) in Pennsylvania; Susquehanna #924 (31.5/100, early_signal); Armstrong #942 (31.4/100, watchlist); Cambria #942 (31.4/100, watchlist) in Pennsylvania.
How the Pennsylvania county reports are scored: each Pennsylvania report reads its county's foreclosure filings, Pennsylvania tax-lien and tax-deed records, FHA mortgage delinquency in Pennsylvania (ninety-day rate 1.0%, December 2025), the FDIC stress of Pennsylvania lenders (113 chartered in Pennsylvania) and FEMA/NFIP pressure on Pennsylvania (969 NFIP claims, three years), then scores every Pennsylvania ZIP 0-100.
Mckean County leads Pennsylvania on the opportunity index at #114 nationally with 22 scored ZIPs. Every Pennsylvania report is rebuilt monthly from public records; a Pennsylvania county whose data lapses keeps its Pennsylvania page and says so.
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