Seventh largest in the United States and the second largest in Texas, San Antonio has a population of 1,328,984 according to the 2007 census. Off late, there has been an increase in the number of San Antonio foreclosures and not to mention all the homes that got added on to the list from the previous year. As of February, there are 2,661 San Antonio foreclosures available for sale through public auctions.
Some of the most popular counties or areas in terms of San Antonio foreclosure properties include Terrell Hills, Alamo Heights, Castle Hill/Soundview/Harding Park/ Clason Point, Midtown San Antonio including Beacon Hill and Monte Vista, North Central San Antonio including Castle Hills, Far North Central San Antonio including Sontera, North Eastside and North Westside San Antonio, Far West San Antonio including Durango and South Flores, South San Antonio, and East San Antonio including Windcrest.
There are several very good San Antonio foreclosures to choose from in Castle Hill and the average listing price of homes in the area vary from $215,000 in Leland Avenue to $570,000 in Olmstead Avenue. The median sales price of homes in San Antonio is $34,691 while the average price per square feet is $44. The overall figure for San Antonio foreclosures is approximately 10,814 and this includes bank-owned homes, REO, distressed properties, and HUD foreclosures. Most of these homes have been listed for auction although some of them are still in different stages of the foreclosure process.
If you are searching for foreclosed properties in San Antonio then you will need to first find a listing of these homes. Most foreclosure listings offer details regarding the particular home including listing type, the status of the home, the total area, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the zip code, the year it was built, the address, the neighborhood and most importantly an image of the home. If you are looking for small homes then you can find 1 bed/ 1bath, 600sqft homes for $70,000 through auctions. If you are looking for something bigger then you can even get a 2,800sqft single family home with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms for just $250,000. Now that’s dirt cheap!
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