Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home is being put up for auction, but the Village of Dolton in Illinois is looking at ways to become ...

While Dolton is moving ahead with negotiations to buy Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home in the village, it’s unclear how trustees were consulted about the decision, which hasn’t been discussed at an open ...

The owners of Pope Leo XIV's childhood home in Illinois are trying to sell it via private auction.The home was listed for $199,900 before the pope's appointment. Now, bids start at $250,000.The ...

The Village of Dolton plans to take ownership of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home through eminent domain.

Dolton, Illinois, may use eminent domain to purchase Pope Leo XIV's boyhood home, intending to preserve it as a historic site amid ongoing sale efforts.

The Village of Dolton plans to take ownership of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home through eminent domain. Despite the current ...

The owner’s realtor, Steve Budzik, previously told PEOPLE that they were “reevaluating” their next move after they heard the ...

In a letter to New York-based Paramount Realty USA, attorney Burton Odelson wrote on behalf of the village that it intends to purchase the home at 212 E. 141st Pl. either by direct purchase or by ...

The house at 212 E. 141st Place is being auctioned off by Paramount Realty USA, with bidding beginning June 18.

The childhood Chicago-area home of Pope Leo XIV is being sold at a luxury auction following a surge of interest sparked by ...