Find here foreclosure listings of foreclosures for sale in Philadelphia Pennsylvania and nationwide. Our data will also include Philadelphia Pennsylvania bank owned homes, pre-foreclosures, foreclosed homes and REO properties. All our foreclosure listings are screened for accuracy by our team of professionals on a daily basis. All of our Philadelphia Pennsylvania foreclosure homes for sale will also include the contact information, number of beds and baths, sqft and price.
ELLA ST Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 11 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
#28788323
Foreclosed Home
W ALLEGHENY AVE Philadelphia - PA
Pre-foreclosure - 5 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
#28927338
N 17TH ST Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 12 photos
3 BD, 2 BH
#29064356
Foreclosed Home
N 21ST ST Philadelphia - PA
Pre-foreclosure - 8 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
#29043978
E CORNWALL ST Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 1 photo
2 BD, 1 BH
#28827425
Foreclosed Home
GILBERT ST Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 11 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
#28822394
Foreclosed Home
N 16TH ST Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 8 photos
3 BD, 2 BH
#28579635
Foreclosed Home
GRANSBACK ST Philadelphia - PA
Pre-foreclosure - 11 photos
3 BD, 1 BH
#29132041
N YEWDALL ST # 2 Philadelphia - PA
Foreclosure - 6 photos
2 BD, 2 BH
#28571353
Foreclosed Home
MARGARET ST Philadelphia - PA
Pre-foreclosure - 1 photo
3 BD, 1 BH
#29356447
The home of the Philly cheese steak has about 9,287 foreclosure properties within its jurisdiction.
September 2013 witnessed a 4% decrease in its number of foreclosure filings from the previous month. There was an overall 5% decrease from the previous year, 2012.
Home sales decreased by 5% from the previous year, as recorded in August 2013. A non-distressed property was recorded to have a median sales price of $131,000 and the median selling price for a distressed property was $43,250. Non-distressed homes, during this past year, were 67% lower than sales of non-foreclosed properties.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania can be found within the Mid-Atlantic region and is the fifth largest city within the entire country. Also called "Philly", this city is very old and dates back to the 17th century, when it was founded by William Penn. Philadelphia's economy is also quite varied and it has its own stock exchange, many different colleges, pharmaceutical companies and its railroad station employs people in many different sectors, such as retail. Philadelphia has many historical things to see, particularly in its Old Town section, and it has many bars because it is a really big college town.