Scranton Foreclosures by Neighborhood

We have properties in 21 of Scranton's 35 mapped neighborhoods. The shaded areas below are where they are.

Shaded areas are Scranton neighborhoods with listings — darker means more. Click one to open it.

Where the listings are

21 Scranton neighborhoods have properties available right now.

The Scranton market

Median value and rent across Scranton as a whole — the wider market, not just the listings above. Figures as of August 2026.

Median home value $191,114
Median rent $1,020/mo
Values year on year 41.01%
What homes cost here
$82,025 entry level $189,802 typical $372,735 top of market

Getting around Scranton

Transit, connectivity and risk across Scranton — the things that stay the same whichever neighborhood you buy in.

Public transport County of Lackawanna Transit System (COLTS) local bus service Martz Bus service to destinations such as New York City and Philadelphia from the Scranton area Greyhound and intercity bus connections serving the region Scranton Transit Center for regional bus connections Lackawanna County Transportation System shared-ride services for eligible riders Regional highway access via I-81, I-84, I-380, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Northeast Extension
Airports Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport (AVP) in Avoca, the primary commercial airport for the region Lehigh Valley International Airport (ABE), an additional regional option southeast of Scranton Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) for broader domestic and international service
Internet service Xfinity Verizon 5G Home Internet T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Frontier Astound Broadband Viasat
Cell service Verizon AT&T T-Mobile Xfinity Mobile Cricket Wireless
Natural hazards Winter storms, snow, ice, and freeze-thaw conditions Localized flooding near creeks, low-lying streets, and stormwater corridors Severe thunderstorms and damaging winds Occasional remnants of tropical systems bringing heavy rain Landslide or mine-subsidence concerns in some former coal-mining areas Radon potential common in parts of northeastern Pennsylvania

Hazard exposure drives insurance cost, and insurance cost drives what a distressed property is really worth. Worth checking before you bid.

Looking wider than Scranton?

Neighborhood coverage is one city at a time — these cover more ground.

Neighborhood counts cover the foreclosure, preforeclosure and auction properties we currently hold inside each boundary. A listing appears on exactly the neighborhood page it sits in, and counts change as inventory moves.

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