Our Chicago foreclosure listings posted on this page will include pre-foreclosures, short sales, sheriff sales and bank foreclosure homes. All of our Chicago foreclosure homes for sale will include price, square footage, property address, home owner's name and contact information, number of bedrooms and baths. We update our Chicago foreclosure listings daily.
W FLOURNOY ST Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 14 photos
10 BD, 3 BH
4,254 sqft
#30121100
S CLAREMONT AVE Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
3 BD, 2 BH
1,020 sqft
#30124872
S VERNON AVE Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 10 photos
3 BD, 2 BH
1,500 sqft
#30100744
E 41ST ST Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
3 BD, 3.5 BH
2,800 sqft
#29018502
S INDIANA AVE Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
4 BD, 3 BH
968 sqft
#30121138
S ESCANABA AVE Chicago - IL
Foreclosure - 12 photos
4 BD, 2 BH
1,752 sqft
#30100900
Foreclosed Home
N HARDING AVE Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
1,516 sqft
#30039782
S LOOMIS ST Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
2 BD, 1 BH
768 sqft
#30115326
E 90TH ST Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
4 BD, 1 BH
2,000 sqft
#30022579
S DOBSON AVE Chicago - IL
Pre-foreclosure - 12 photos
2 BD, 2 BH
1,087 sqft
#29016433
Our site does not guarantee the availability of any property listed herein. The number of available foreclosure properties in our database varies with market conditions.
Due to the federal moratorium on foreclosure evictions during the pandemic, our supply of foreclosure listings is currently low. Please consider looking at other types of properties available here on our website, such as short sales and pre-foreclosures. These types of properties can offer great opportunities for real estate investment.
As of right now, there are 29,256 foreclosed properties in this city. During September 2018, the number of foreclosure filings was 7% higher than it was during August 2018 and 44% lower than during the same time last year. Home sales went down slightly during August 2018 and about a quarter from last year. The median sales price of a non-distressed property is $277,000 while the median sales price of a distressed property is $87,000. It is always good when distressed homes, on average, cost less than non-distressed homes. Chicago, Illinois is one of the major cities in the Midwest and today is the third-largest city in the United States. This city is known for its many museums, architecture and music scene. It also has a pretty good aboveground public transit system.