Cumberland County Real Estate Market Update: November 18-24
Cumberland County’s real estate market saw 38 home transfers reported from November 18 to November 24, showcasing a diverse range of properties sold across multiple townships. The most significant transaction during this period was a 1,512-square-foot home on Simmons Road in Monroe Township, which sold for $326,500, highlighting the robust activity in the region.
In Carlisle, several properties changed hands. A notable sale included a 2,522-square-foot home on Mooreland Avenue that sold for $449,900. Other transactions featured homes priced from $135,000 to $505,000, reflecting the city’s varied housing market.
East Pennsboro Township reported numerous transactions, with prices ranging from $210,000 for a 1,349-square-foot home to $455,000 for a larger 1,916-square-foot property. Noteworthy sales included several homes priced above $300,000, indicating a strong demand for residential properties.
Transactions in Hampden Township included a purchase for $425,000 for 2,028 square feet, alongside additional sales ranging from $225,000 to $250,000. Meanwhile, Lower Allen and Mechanicsburg featured homes sold between $174,900 and $375,000, catering to various buyer needs.
Additional activity was present in areas such as Middlesex and South Middleton Townships, with properties like a 1,450-square-foot home selling for $340,000. Shippensburg and Upper Allen Township also participated in this busy week, showcasing homes priced between $230,000 and nearly $950,000 for higher-end listings.
Overall, the median home price reflects a healthy market, with a vibrant selection of homes available for potential buyers in Cumberland County. Such activity suggests a strong housing demand and a favorable environment for both buyers and sellers moving into the holiday season.
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