Richton Park offers 15 subdivisions and condo buildings, most of them established resale communities with a handful of listings apiece and one, Farm Trace, still building new construction. Greenfield stands out as the largest and most active community in town, mixing single-family homes and townhouses and consistently carrying the most listings of any subdivision here. Lakewood Manor is another dependable option for single-family buyers, while Falcon Crest and Meadow Lake Estates skew toward move-up buyers with larger, higher-priced homes. On the more affordable end, Richton Hills, Lincoln Crossing and Lioncrest give first-time buyers and investors entry points into the market, and Embassy Club currently offers a land opportunity for those wanting to build. Condo buyers have options too, including Lakewood Condominiums and Windwood, while quieter pockets like Las Fuentes, Madison Village, Tallgrass Trails and Old Richton Park see turnover far less often. There are no age-restricted 55+ communities in this lineup. Overall, Richton Park's subdivisions serve budget-conscious buyers and growing families looking for solid value in the south suburbs, with most homes falling in the working- and middle-class price segment.
There are currently 2 single-family homes at $450,000 for sale.
7 homes sold in the past year ranging from $210,000 to $325,000.
There are currently 5 single-family homes from $139,900 to $324,000 for sale.
There is currently 1 single-family home at $345,000 for sale.
There is currently 1 single-family home at $239,900 for sale.