New Report Identifies Cities WIth the Highest, Lowest Mortgage Delinquency Rates

MIAMI–With mortgage delinquency rates ranging from around 3% to as high as 24% depending on the city, the personal-finance company WalletHub released its report on the Cities With the Highest Mortgage Delinquency Rates to highlight where it said “people are most at risk of credit score damage and foreclosure.”

The mortgage delinquency rate increased in all but 13 of the 100 cities in the study, WalletHub reported.

“Laredo, Texas, is the city where people are most delinquent on their mortgages with around 24% of mortgages in delinquent status as of Q2 2025,” WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said in a statement. “This is significantly higher than the delinquency rate in other major cities with no other city in our study surpassing 19%. On top of that, Laredo residents’ delinquency rate is rising; despite already being the highest in the nation, it experienced a nearly 6% increase between Q1 2025 and Q2 2025.”

WalletHub ranked 100 cities by analyzing proprietary user data from Q1 to Q2.

The Most Delinquent

According to WalletHub, cities with the highest levels of mortgage delinquencies include:

Most delinquent

1. Laredo, Texas

2. Detroit, Michigan

3. Newark, New Jersey

4. Baton Rouge, Louisiana

5. Philadelphia, Philadelphia

6. Baltimore, Maryland

7. New Orleans, Louisiana

8. Greensboro, North Carolina

9. El Paso, Texas

10. Lubbock, Texas

The Least Delinquent

WalletHub said the cities with the lowest level of mortgage delinquency are:

91. Plano, Texas

92. Reno, Nevada

93. Scottsdale, Arizona

94. San Diego, California

95. Honolulu, Hawaii

96. Seattle, Washington

97. Madison, Wisconsin

98. San Jose, California

99. Fremont, California

100. San Francisco, California

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