NY Foreclosure Defense · Original Data
662 recent NY foreclosure filings, mapped by county and lender
A snapshot of recent New York foreclosure filings pulled from public court records — no names, no addresses, no case numbers, just aggregate counts by county, lender, and filing type. This is a recent-activity snapshot (roughly the last two months of filings), not a multi-year trend.
This is an aggregate, anonymized snapshot of public New York court filings for educational purposes — not legal advice, and not a prediction about any individual case. HealthWealthStealth is not a law firm. No personal or case-identifying data is shown or retained.
662
Filings analyzed
12
NY counties covered
99%
Still in early stage
Filings by county
Nassau, Suffolk, and Queens lead the counties in this snapshot — consistent with their share of New York's housing stock and mortgage volume, not necessarily a sign of local distress.
- Nassau — 119
- Suffolk — 101
- Queens — 97
- Kings — 78
- Bronx — 49
- Erie — 49
- Monroe — 46
- Orange — 37
- Rockland — 25
- Westchester — 24
- Richmond — 21
- Dutchess — 16
Top named lenders & servicers foreclosing
The single largest bucket — 364 of 662 filings — is spread across smaller or unspecified servicers, not one company. Among named institutions, these show up most often as plaintiff or servicer of record:
- U.S. Bank — 68
- Newrez — 35
- Lakeview — 31
- Rocket Mortgage — 30
- Freedom Mortgage — 19
- Deutsche Bank — 17
- PennyMac — 17
- M&T Bank — 15
- JPMorgan Chase — 13
- HSBC — 11
- Wells Fargo — 11
About this data
This snapshot aggregates 662 recent foreclosure-related filings from New York's public NYSCEF e-filing records across 12 counties. Of those, 455 are residential mortgage foreclosures, 130 are tax foreclosures, and 77 are commercial — we count all three because they're all part of the same public docket, but the headline figures describe the full mix, not residential cases alone.
About 99% of the filings in this snapshot are still in an early procedural stage (recently filed, no judgment yet) — which tracks with the snapshot itself being recent (most filings landed within the last two months) rather than any 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 snapshot, updated periodically, not a continuous real-time feed or a multi-year trend line. It's self-help educational information, not legal advice, and not a prediction about any specific homeowner's case.
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This is an aggregate, anonymized snapshot of public New York court filings for educational purposes — not legal advice, and not a prediction about any individual case. HealthWealthStealth is not a law firm. No personal or case-identifying data is shown or retained.