Worth is a compact market with 11 established subdivisions and condo buildings, nearly all resale communities built out decades ago rather than new-construction developments. Worth Woods stands out as the community with the most current listings, offering single-family homes and serving as a good reference point for pricing and inventory in town. Condo buyers gravitate toward Southwest Woods Condos, Briarcliff, Villa Regale, Woodsview, and Lloyd Place, while single-family and mixed-property buyers look to Arbor Worth, Crandall Estates, Ridgewood Homes, Ridgeland Village, and Peaks Park. None of these communities are designated 55+ active adult sections, so the mix here appeals broadly rather than targeting a retirement niche. Turnover across these subdivisions tends to be light, with most communities showing only a handful of sales in a given year, which makes timing and local knowledge especially valuable when a listing does come up. Overall, Worth's subdivisions suit first-time buyers and move-up families looking for modestly priced condos and single-family homes in a settled, close-in southwest suburban location, with most sale prices landing well under $400,000.