Foreclosures & Short Sales in Hurricane, Utah
Bank-owned homes and short sales are uncommon in Hurricane. Matching listings right now: 2.
Foreclosures are usually sold as-is, and short sales need the lender's approval, which can add weeks. Get an inspection and a title report either way. Save this search to be emailed when a new one lists, or browse Hurricane fixer-uppers.
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Utah MLS data · updated Oct 26, 2026
Hurricane foreclosures & short sales by the numbers
Today's listings plus closed sales recorded in the MLS, each home counted once. Medians, not averages, so one outlier can't skew them.
- For sale now
- 2
- listed $365,000–$490,000
- Asking-price range
- $365,000
- to $490,000 today
- Price per sq ft
- $223
- median of active listings · typical 1,932 sq ft
- HOA dues
- $301/mo
- median · 100% of listings have dues
Foreclosures & short sales by neighborhood
Closed sales over the last 24 months, plus what's listed today. Click a name for that neighborhood's page.
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- Sold (24 mo)
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- Median sale
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- Typical size
- 1,860 sq ft
- Built
- 2018
- HOA / mo
- $502
- For sale now
- 1 · $490,000
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- Sold (24 mo)
- —
- Median sale
- —
- Typical size
- 2,003 sq ft
- Built
- 2023
- HOA / mo
- $100
- For sale now
- 1 · $365,000
Median sale is shown only where at least 5 homes sold. HOA dues are the median monthly fee (yearly dues divided by 12) and can change, so confirm the amount and what it covers with the association. "Built" is the median year built.
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Common questions
About foreclosures & short sales in Hurricane.
Are there foreclosures in Hurricane, Utah? ▾
Very few at any given time. Matching listings today: 2.
How long does a short sale take? ▾
Often several weeks to a few months, because the seller's lender has to approve the price. Bank-owned homes close faster but are usually sold as-is.