455 new NY residential foreclosure filings, mapped by county and lender

• 455

  Residential filings

• 12

  NY counties covered

• 99%

  Still in early stage

Residential filings by county

Suffolk, Nassau, and Queens lead — broadly consistent with their share of New York's housing stock and mortgage volume, not necessarily a sign of local distress. Two things worth noting: Suffolk outpaces Nassau on residential filings despite Nassau's larger raw docket, and upstate Erie (Buffalo) and Monroe (Rochester) each recorded more new residential foreclosures than Kings (Brooklyn). Manhattan is not in this snapshot.

• Suffolk — 90
• Nassau — 60
• Queens — 57
• Erie — 45
• Monroe — 39
• Kings — 35
• Orange — 31
• Rockland — 24
• Westchester — 23
• Bronx — 20
• Richmond — 18
• Dutchess — 13

Top named lenders & servicers foreclosing

The single largest bucket — 203 of 455 residential filings — is spread across smaller or unnamed servicers, not one company. Among named institutions, these show up most often as plaintiff or servicer of record:

• U.S. Bank — 58
• Newrez — 34
• Rocket Mortgage — 30
• Lakeview — 30
• Freedom Mortgage — 19
• Deutsche Bank — 17
• PennyMac — 17
• M&T Bank — 15
• HSBC — 11
• Wells Fargo — 11
• JPMorgan Chase — 10

Why the raw docket count misleads

Residential mortgage foreclosures share a docket with tax and commercial foreclosures. Counting all three together gives 662 filings — and reorders the counties, because Nassau's total includes 50 tax foreclosures and Kings' includes 32. Nassau appears to lead the state; on residential filings it does not. Anyone citing New York foreclosure counts should say which of these they mean.

• Residential mortgage — 455
• Tax — 130
• Commercial — 77
• All foreclosure-related filings — 662

All types, by county: Nassau 119 · Suffolk 101 · Queens 97 · Kings 78 · Bronx 49 · Erie 49 · Monroe 46 · Orange 37 · Rockland 25 · Westchester 24 · Richmond 21 · Dutchess 16.

About this data

Source: New York's public NYSCEF e-filing records, 12 counties, 12 court filing days from June 17 through July 2, 2026. Manhattan (New York County) is not among the counties covered. The headline figures on this page are 455 residential mortgage foreclosures; the 662 figure above adds 130 tax and 77 commercial foreclosures from the same docket. Every column sums to its stated total — the "other servicers" bucket is an exact remainder, not a truncated list.

About 99% of these filings are still in an early procedural stage (recently filed, no judgment yet) — which follows from the window itself being recent, and is not a statement about how these cases will resolve.

We only publish aggregate counts — never an individual name, address, or case number — and this is a point-in-time cross-section, not a continuous real-time feed, a multi-year trend line, or a period-over-period comparison. It's self-help educational information, not legal advice, and not a prediction about any specific homeowner's case.