Distressed Properties in North Carolina
DLRadar scores 100 North Carolina counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 3 are in contraction or recovery; North Carolina home prices average +2.2% year over year.
North Carolina averages 60/100 bank stress and 73/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in North Carolina: Moore County (-3%), Nash County (-2.2%), Edgecombe County (-2.2%).
North Carolina residential listings tracked: 3,094 across 896 ZIPs; North Carolina candidate listings 959; 329 North Carolina ZIPs read active. Busiest North Carolina ZIPs: 28540 55 listings, 23 candidates; 27502 36 listings, 5 candidates; 28546 35 listings, 8 candidates in North Carolina; 28803 31 listings, 13 candidates; 28806 30 listings, 7 candidates; 27516 28 listings, 5 candidates.
HUD lists 728 assisted multifamily properties in North Carolina with 58,522 units, 17,432 of the North Carolina units assisted.
North Carolina ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 9,435 peak, 2,466 expansion, 1,387 contraction, 872 neutral, 429 recovery.
North Carolina ninety-day mortgage delinquency 0.9% as of December 2025; highest sampled North Carolina counties: Catawba 1.7%, Onslow 1.6%, Cumberland 1.5%.
North Carolina counties to watch
Distressed properties in North Carolina — FAQ
How do I find North Carolina distressed properties?
Start with the 3 of 100 North Carolina counties in contraction or recovery, led by Moore County, then open each North Carolina county's ZIP scores.
Where does the North Carolina data come from?
North Carolina price cycle from FHFA; North Carolina bank stress (60/100) from FDIC call reports; North Carolina insurance distress (73/100) from FEMA and NFIP.
Related layers to cross-check
Cross-check before you commit - market phase, institutional stress, per-ZIP scoring, then owner and lender.
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