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Zillow to List Presale Foreclosures

  • October 31st 2012

by Shilpi Paul

Zillow to List Presale Foreclosures: Figure 1

House hunters on the prowl for foreclosed homes will soon be able to check out these properties before they even hit the market.

Real estate website Zillow has started listing properties that are bank-owned or in the foreclosure process, but not yet on the market, reported The New York Times recently. Zillow’s inventory includes 1.8 million such properties.

From the Times:

Having access to an inventory of “presale” properties — those that are pending foreclosure or that have already been foreclosed on — may make it easier to get a jump on properties potential buyers are interested in, said Amy Bohutinsky, Zillow’s chief marketing officer.

This feature may also help house hunters, investors and other interested people get a better sense of the so-called shadow inventory, the looming foreclosures that many fear will pull down housing prices when they hit the market.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/zillow_to_list_presale_foreclosures/6231.

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