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When the rate of homeownership was rising, robust increases among Hispanic Americans were among the factors pushing it upwards. Now, with housing values declining and the broader economy in turmoil, many Hispanic homeowners feel in peril of becoming former homeowners.
A Pew Hispanic Center report issued this month (based on November polling), indicates how widespread this fear has become. Asked how much they worry that their home could end up in foreclosure in the next year, 25 percent of Hispanic homeowners said “a lot” and 12 percent “some.”
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