Distressed Properties in West Virginia
DLRadar scores 55 West Virginia counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 2 are in contraction or recovery; West Virginia home prices average +7.1% year over year.
West Virginia averages 57/100 bank stress and 50/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in West Virginia: Ohio County (-0.5%), Marshall County (-0.5%).
West Virginia residential listings tracked: 1,236 across 565 ZIPs; West Virginia candidate listings 393; 110 West Virginia ZIPs read active. Busiest West Virginia ZIPs: 25425 90 listings, 24 candidates; 25427 71 listings, 17 candidates; 25438 70 listings in West Virginia; 25414 66 listings, 5 candidates; 25419 65 listings, 18 candidates; 25428 56 listings, 4 candidates.
HUD lists 126 assisted multifamily properties in West Virginia with 7,875 units, 6,736 of the West Virginia units assisted.
West Virginia ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 1,424 peak, 1,012 expansion, 82 contraction, 58 neutral, 1 recovery.
West Virginia ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.1% as of December 2025; highest sampled West Virginia counties: Kanawha 2.1%, Berkeley 1.3%.
West Virginia counties to watch
Distressed properties in West Virginia — FAQ
How do I find West Virginia distressed properties?
Start with the 2 of 55 West Virginia counties in contraction or recovery, led by Ohio County, then open each West Virginia county's ZIP scores.
Where does the West Virginia data come from?
West Virginia price cycle from FHFA; West Virginia bank stress (57/100) from FDIC call reports; West Virginia insurance distress (50/100) from FEMA and NFIP.
Where to look next in the DLRadar stack
Cross-check before you commit - market phase, institutional stress, per-ZIP scoring, then owner and lender.
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