Buckeye Valley Schools Real Estate – February 2013

Buckeye Valley schools real estate through February 2013

Homes for sale in Buckeye Valley schools *

Buckeye Valley schools real estate

The graph shows average home prices in the Buckeye Valley Local School District for the past 15 months through February 2013.  The graph is for single family resale listings (does not include new homes, condominiums, multi-family listings.)  The green line shows average “for sale” price of homes.  The average “for sale’ price of a home in the Buckeye Valley schools in February 2013 was $270,000.  The average sold price of a home in the school district was $186,000 in February.

Buckeye Valley schools real estate market February 2013

February 2013 home sales in Buckeye Valley  schools were even with February 2012.  The number of homes for sale in the school district is down 6.5% from last year.  The months of homes for sale is down just over 10 months based on February 2013 home sales. Ten months of inventory is considered a buyers. A year ago there were 11 months of homes for sale based on February 2012 sales.

The average “for sale” price of a home in the Buckeye Valley Local School District was $270,000 in February 2013.  That is down 25.4% from the average price of a home in the school district in February 2012.  The February 2013 $186,000 average sold price of a home in Buckeye Valley schools is up 36.8% from February 2012 when the average sold price was $136,000. February and March 2012 homes sold at freakily low prices in the area.

The February 2013 median sale price of a home in Buckeye Valley schools was $190,000 up 54.8% from a year ago when the median sale price in the district was $135,000.

Homes in Buckeye Valley schools are relatively affordable for  Delaware County real estate and there is inventory for buyers to look at.  Homes in February sold within 98% of their final list price.  The average sale price was within 84% of the average original list price however.

The search* on my HER site is for single family homes in the Buckeye Valley schools.