The region's poorest neighborhoods have been hit hardest by the housing bust. Some homes in Oak Park and Del Paso Heights are selling for less than the price of a car. It's mostly contractors and investors paying cash for the homes, real estate agents say. After checking out the map below, read the story here. Also related: a plague of vacant homes.
OAK PARK
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: For sale; 
: Sold recently...
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DEL PASO HEIGHTS
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More details about each OAK PARK property ...
4216 33rd St. ·
3920 Temple Ave. ·
3925 Sierra Vista Ave. ·
3762 7th Ave. ·
4037 23rd Ave. ·
4117 East Nichols St. ·
4712 Roosevelt Ave. ·
3321 21st Ave.
4315 37th Ave. ·
5391 Priscilla Ln.
More details about each DEL PASO HEIGHTS property ...
3198 Western Ave. ·
386 Morrison St. ·
622 Lampasas Ave. ·
3529 Belden St. ·
3900 Branch St. ·
1115 Jean Ave. ·
1324 North Ave. ·
105 Clark Ct. ·
107 MacArthur Ave.
3708 Mahogany St.
Other properties ...
4221 Weymouth Ln. ·
6400 66th Ave. ·
5963 Mack Rd. ·
8200 Center Pkwy. ·
Source: Metrolist; Lexis; Trulia
Note: These homes often sell fast, so some of those listed as currently for sale may have dead links under "Click for more details." That means they are no longer on the market.
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