Distressed Properties in Texas
DLRadar scores 254 Texas counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 35 are in contraction or recovery; Texas home prices average +1.7% year over year.
Texas averages 55/100 bank stress and 40/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in Texas: Robertson County (-3%), Burleson County (-3%), Brazos County (-3%), Grayson County (-2.4%), Medina County (-1.2%).
Texas residential listings tracked: 9,802 across 2,030 ZIPs; Texas candidate listings 3,298; 756 Texas ZIPs read active. Busiest Texas ZIPs: 77493 133 listings, 42 candidates; 77327 103 listings, 23 candidates; 76537 96 listings, 34 candidates in Texas; 77583 94 listings, 27 candidates; 78640 94 listings, 40 candidates; 76522 91 listings, 25 candidates.
HUD lists 1,279 assisted multifamily properties in Texas with 158,055 units, 26,410 of the Texas units assisted.
Texas ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 7,363 peak, 1,995 expansion, 953 contraction, 499 neutral, 417 recovery.
Texas ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.2% as of December 2025; highest sampled Texas counties: Webb 2.5%, Ector 2.3%, Jefferson 2.1%.
Texas counties to watch
Distressed properties in Texas — FAQ
How do I find Texas distressed properties?
Start with the 35 of 254 Texas counties in contraction or recovery, led by Robertson County, then open each Texas county's ZIP scores.
Where does the Texas data come from?
Texas price cycle from FHFA; Texas bank stress (55/100) from FDIC call reports; Texas insurance distress (40/100) from FEMA and NFIP.
Further intelligence on this market
Start wide, finish narrow: national scoring, institutional pressure, per-ZIP signals, then owners, lenders and closing.
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