Are all foreclosed homes good deals?
No. Price, condition, restrictions, and market liquidity must be evaluated with real data and proper diligence.
Repossessed properties can create opportunities, but they require careful analysis of price, condition, liquidity, and risk.
CASADATA helps identify repossession markers and compare properties against closed sales.
Data updated: July 2026. Over the 3-year period from Jul 12, 2023 through Jul 11, 2026, CASADATA classified 41 qualifying recorded transactions as repossessions across Puerto Rico, with an island-wide median recorded price of $70,000.
Recorded repossessions by year: 2023: 4 · 2024: 18 · 2025: 15 · 2026 (partial): 4.
The trailing 12 months show 10 recorded so far; recent months understate final totals because repossession deeds reach the CRIM registry with delay, so short-window figures grow retroactively.
Classification mirrors CASADATA's existing transaction rules.
| Municipality | Repossessions | Median recorded price |
|---|---|---|
| Isabela | 12 | $60,254 |
| San Juan | 3 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Aguas Buenas | 2 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Bayamon | 2 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Humacao | 2 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Juncos | 2 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Toa Baja | 2 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Aguada | 1 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Caguas | 1 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
| Canovanas | 1 | Suppressed (fewer than 5 sales) |
No. Price, condition, restrictions, and market liquidity must be evaluated with real data and proper diligence.
CASADATA identified 41 qualifying recorded repossession transactions during the 3-year period ending Jul 11, 2026, with a median recorded price of $70,000.