📊 Quick Market Snapshot: November 2025

• Months Supply of Inventory: 3 months (Stable from 3 months in October 2025)
• Average Days on Market: 26 days (Stable from 26 days in October 2025)
• Sale Price-to-Original Price Ratio (SP/OP):
• Average: 101.13% (Up from 99.21% in October 2025)
• Median: 100% (Stable from 100.00% in October 2025)
• Insight: The sharp improvement in the Average SP/OP Ratio and the reduced days on market suggest that properties that were priced correctly moved swiftly and efficiently in November.

The November market in Chester County experienced the anticipated seasonal slowdown in transaction volume. However, the month was defined by a remarkable stability in pricing and an increased efficiency in sales velocity, suggesting that committed buyers and sellers are acting decisively as the year closes.

Market Insights: November 2025 Chester County Real Estate Report

Key Market Metrics:

• Number of Closed Sales: 348 (Down significantly from 479 in October 2025)
• Current Price Average: $783,893 (Up from $775,746 in October 2025)
• Current Price Median: $570,000 (Down slightly from $580,000 in October 2025)
• Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM) Average: 30 days (Down from 37 days in October 2025)
• Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM) Median: 10 days (Stable from 10 days in October 2025)
• Number of Price Reductions: 247 (Down from 342 in October 2025)
• Median Percentage Price Reduction: 4.47% (Down from 5.34% in October 2025)

Comparison to October 2025

November saw a clear seasonal dip in sales volume, but the quality and speed of transactions improved significantly:

• Closed Sales Volume: Sales dropped to 348 units, a predictable decrease as the market slows for the holidays.
• Pricing: The Average Price increased to $783,893, while the Median Price softened slightly to $570,000. This suggests that while there were fewer overall sales, the high-end luxury market maintained strong pricing power.
• Negotiation Nuance: The Average SP/OP Ratio jumped to 99.80%, a major positive indicator showing sellers secured prices much closer to their ask than last month. While the Median Ratio dipped just below 100%, the overall trend is toward less negotiating room for buyers.
• Market Velocity: The CDOM Average dropped by seven days to 30 days, signaling that older, lingering inventory finally moved or was pulled, leaving a healthier, faster-moving selection of properties. The Median CDOM holding at 10 days confirms fresh, desired inventory moves at lightning speed.
• Price Reductions: The number of reductions fell by nearly 100 listings, and the depth of the typical reduction decreased. This is strong evidence that pricing is becoming more accurate and the market is more efficient.

Mortgage & Payment Types (November 2025)

Financing trends in November reinforced the market's reliance on highly liquid buyers, with Cash transactions surging compared to last month (27.17% vs. 21.71% in October), often giving these buyers an edge in competition.

• Conventional: 290 units (66.21%)
• Cash: 119 units (27.17%)
• VA: 10 units (2.28%)
• Other/Minor Financing Types: 19 units (4.34%) (Includes FHA, ARM, Private, PHFA, and multi-type financing)

November 2025 Chester County by School District: Summary Data

The ranking of school districts by average sold price remained consistent, with the ultra-luxury markets of Great Valley and Tredyffrin-Easttown leading the county.

• Great Valley: Average Sold Price: $996,784
• Tredyffrin-Easttown: Average Sold Price: $813,125
• Unionville-Chadds Ford: Average Sold Price: $785,950
• West Chester Area: Average Sold Price: $759,628
• Owen J Roberts: Average Sold Price: $660,038
• Kennett Consolidated: Average Sold Price: $637,157
• Downingtown Area: Average Sold Price: $602,762
• Avon Grove: Average Sold Price: $584,831
• Phoenixville Area: Average Sold Price: $531,188
• Oxford Area: Average Sold Price: $461,326
• Twin Valley: Average Sold Price: $446,171
• Coatesville Area: Average Sold Price: $406,912
• Octorara Area: Average Sold Price: $373,857
• Spring Ford Area: Average Sold Price: $327,917

November 2025 Residential Sales by School District and Township

Luxury Markets (Average SP/OP Ratio above 100%)

• Tredyffrin-Easttown: Average SP/OP Ratio: 101.41% | Led by Easttown Township, where homes sold for an average of 4.35% over asking.
• West Chester Area: Average SP/OP Ratio: 100.83% | West Goshen and East Goshen Townships both showed an average of over 1.25% above asking.
• Owen J Roberts: Average SP/OP Ratio: 101.05% | Strong price retention across the district.
• Coatesville Area: Average SP/OP Ratio: 102.95% | The highest price retention in the county, driven by aggressive sales in West Caln and West Brandywine Townships.

High Velocity Markets (Average CDOM 30 days or less)

• West Chester Area (20 days): Maintained exceptional speed across its townships.
• Owen J Roberts (20 days): Fast-moving market with low days on market.
• Tredyffrin-Easttown (24 days): Still selling quickly despite high price points.
• Phoenixville Area (23 days): Strong demand kept average days on market low.

High-Value Pockets by Township (Selected)

• Willistown Township (Great Valley): Average Sold Price: $1,372,538
• Easttown Township (Tredyffrin-Easttown): Average Sold Price: $1,150,720
• West Pikeland Township (Downingtown Area): Average Sold Price: $1,215,333

Summary & Outlook

November demonstrated that while the overall volume decreased, the underlying strength of the Chester County residential market is sound. The improvements in both the Average SP/OP Ratio and the Average CDOM are clear evidence of a more efficient, less congested market compared to October. The significant jump in cash buyers (27.17% of transactions) suggests that the market remains highly liquid and competitive for sellers who value speed and certainty.

• For Sellers: The data suggests that buyers are ready to pay full price or more for accurately valued homes. Listing inventory now, while competition is low, can yield fast results.
• For Buyers: The increase in sales efficiency means the market is less forgiving for low offers. However, the slight drop in the Median Sold Price offers targeted opportunities in the mid-range market.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like a more detailed analysis of specific areas.

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All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. All data and statistics are provided by Bright MLS for the period of November 2025.

The Broker makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or reliability of this data, whether collected directly or provided by Bright MLS or its participants. This information is subject to errors, omissions, and inaccuracies, including, but not limited to, those from data entry. Additionally, this report does not account for off-market transactions, private sales, or transactions conducted outside of Bright MLS. This report is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as real estate advice. Since individual circumstances vary, all real estate decisions should be based on professional guidance tailored to your specific situation. Please contact Trago Realty or your real estate agent to discuss your particular needs.

📊 Quick Market Snapshot

November 2025 Chester County Residential Rental Market Update

• Total Units Leased: 121 (Down from 133 in October 2025)
• Countywide Rents (Estimated): Average: $2,427 & Median: $2,400 (Up from $2,300 in October 2025)
• Sale Price-to-Original Price Ratio (Median): 100.00% (Up from 96.60% in October 2025)
• Days on Market (CDOM): Average: 47 days (Down from 52 days in October 2025)
• Days on Market (CDOM): Median: 35 days (Down from 42 days in October 2025)

Welcome to the Trago Realty market update for the Chester County Residential Rental Market. This report summarizes residential leasing activity across the entire county during November 2025, comparing the key performance indicators to October.

The November market showed a continued seasonal slowdown in volume but offered tenants quicker options. The leasing pace increased significantly, with fewer days on market, but the overall sales-to-list ratio confirms that landlords are generally securing leases by offering small concessions on price.

Countywide Overview – November 2025

• Total Units Leased: 121 (Volume dipped slightly from 133 units in October.)
• Median Rent (Estimated): $2,400 (Slight increase, suggesting strong demand for median-priced rentals.)
• Median SP/OP Ratio: 100.00% (A significant jump, indicating the median rental secured its asking price this month.)
• Median Days on Market: 35 days (A quicker pace than October's 42 days, confirming that tenant decision-making time has shortened.)

School District Performance

School District Overview

Highlights:

• Phoenixville Area remained the highest volume market, leasing 35 units, followed by West Chester Area and Downingtown Area.
• Octorara Area commanded the highest average rent at $4,500 based on a low volume sale, while Great Valley sustained a very high average rent of $3,185 across 14 units.
• The market velocity improved across the board, with the county Median CDOM dropping by seven days.

District Breakdown (Ranked by Average Rent):

• Octorara Area – 1 unit – Average Rent: $4,500
• Twin Valley – 1 unit – Average Rent: $3,250
• Great Valley – 14 units – Average Rent: $3,185
• Owen J. Roberts – 4 units – Average Rent: $2,900
• Unionville-Chadds Ford – 2 units – Average Rent: $2,843
• Downingtown Area – 22 units – Average Rent: $2,737
• Avon Grove – 2 units – Average Rent: $2,625
• West Chester Area – 23 units – Average Rent: $2,420
• Kennett Consolidated – 12 units – Average Rent: $2,329
• Tredyffrin-Easttown – 16 units – Average Rent: $2,264
• Phoenixville Area – 35 units – Average Rent: $2,260
• Spring-Ford Area – 5 units – Average Rent: $1,999
• Coatesville Area – 14 units – Average Rent: $1,960
• Oxford Area – 3 units – Average Rent: $1,883

School District-to-Township Breakdown

Below are the median rental prices and market metrics by township for several key school districts, reflecting localized variations.

Downingtown Area (22 units, Average Rent $2,737)

• This district saw a higher average rent than the county median, showing strong, sustained demand for its sub-markets.
• Median CDOM for DASD: 35 days, matching the county median.

West Chester Area (23 units, Average Rent $2,420)

• A key volume leader, the average rent here remains slightly above the county median, appealing to a broad segment of renters.
• Median CDOM for WCASD: 26 days, significantly faster than the county median, indicating high velocity.

Tredyffrin-Easttown (16 units, Average Rent $2,264)

• A high-demand school district whose average rent is now slightly below the county average, potentially due to a mix of apartment and single-family leases this month.

Great Valley (14 units, Average Rent $3,185)

• One of the most expensive rental markets in the county, driven by demand for premier properties in townships like Malvern and East Whiteland.

Observations & Summary

November marked a shift toward a faster, cleaner rental market compared to the negotiation-heavy atmosphere in October.

• Market Velocity: The drop in the Median CDOM from 42 days to 35 days is the most positive sign for landlords, indicating that rental listings are converting to leases more quickly.
• Negotiation Power: The jump in the Median SP/OP Ratio back to 100.00% confirms that the typical landlord is no longer needing to discount the asking price to secure a tenant. This suggests appropriately priced inventory is leasing quickly and without concession.
• Inventory: The market holds approximately 3 months of inventory, a healthy level that offers tenants choice while ensuring listings do not languish indefinitely.

Key Takeaways:

The rental market is exiting its seasonal slowdown with increased speed and improved price retention for landlords. Tenants should be prepared to act quickly, as the median decision time has shortened considerably.

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• November 2025 West Chester Area School District Residential Real Estate Market Report
• November 2025 Coatesville Area School District Residential Real Estate Market Report

Data Disclaimer & Disclosure

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. All data and statistics are provided by Bright MLS for the period of November 2025.

The Broker makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or reliability of this data, whether collected directly or provided by Bright MLS or its participants. This information is subject to errors, omissions, and inaccuracies, including, but not limited to, those from data entry.

Additionally, this report does not account for off-market transactions, private sales, or transactions conducted outside of Bright MLS. This report is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as real estate advice. Since individual circumstances vary, all real estate decisions should be based on professional guidance tailored to your specific situation. Please contact Trago Realty or your real estate agent to discuss your particular needs.

📊 Quick Market Snapshot — November 2025

Downingtown Area School District Real Estate Market

• On-Market Residential Transactions Sold: 67 (Up from 60 in October 2025)
• Median Sold Price: $650,000 (Down from $668,743 in October 2025)
• Average Sold Price: $819,187 (Down from $840,785 in October 2025)
• Median Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM): 16 days (Up slightly from 14 days in October 2025)
• Average Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM): 36 days (Down from 42 days in October 2025)
• Median Sold Price-to-Original Price Ratio: 98.87% (Up from 98.42% in October 2025)
• Average Sold Price-to-Original Price Ratio: 100.23% (Down from 101.36% in October 2025)

Welcome to the Trago Realty market update for the Downingtown Area School District (DASD) service area. This report summarizes residential sales activity within the various municipalities of the DASD during November 2025.

November saw the DASD market experience a slight drop in median price, but transactions picked up speed and volume compared to October. While competition remained high, the softening of the average sale-to-list price ratio indicates that strategic buyers are finding slightly more negotiating leverage.

🔑 Market Insights: Price, Velocity, and Competition

November was characterized by an increase in transaction volume and a highly competitive, yet slightly more volatile, pricing environment.

Pricing and Negotiation

• Both the median and average sold prices saw a slight pullback from October's highs.
• The Average Sold Price-to-Original Price Ratio remained above 100% at 100.23%, indicating that, on average, homes still sold for more than their initial asking price.
• Conversely, the Median Ratio increased to 98.87%, showing the typical seller is getting closer to their original list price compared to last month (98.42%).
• Price Reductions were observed on 34 listings, similar to previous trends, with the average reduction being 5.43%, suggesting that sellers must be strategic with their initial list price.

Transaction Volume and Speed

The market successfully closed 67 transactions, a healthy increase over the 60 sales recorded in October.

• While the Median CDOM slightly increased to 16 days, the Average CDOM dropped from 42 days to 36 days.

Financing Snapshot:

The distribution of financing sources remained robust, with cash buyers accounting for more than one in four transactions, a key factor driving price competition.

• Conventional: 46 units (68.66%)
• Cash: 17 units (25.37%)
• Adjustable Rate Mortgage: 2 units (2.99%)
• FHA: 1 unit (1.49%)
• Adjustable Rate Mortgage, Conventional: 1 unit (1.49%)

🏡 Market Performance by Township

The DASD continues to feature high-value townships commanding top dollar. West Pikeland Township led the district in average sold price for the second consecutive month.

• West Pikeland Township: 3 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $1,215,333
• Uwchlan Township: 12 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $655,500
• West Bradford Township: 8 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $627,938
• East Brandywine Township: 16 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $624,259
• Upper Uwchlan Township: 13 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $605,769
• East Caln Township: 6 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $505,667
• Downingtown Borough: 9 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $328,047

🏘️ Market Performance by Township & Subdivision

West Pikeland Township – Average $1,215,333

• Unspecified Subdivision: $1,512,500 (2 Sales)
• TWIN HILLS: $621,000 (1 Sale)

Uwchlan Township – Average $655,500

• WINDHAM: $963,000 (1 Sale)
• SWEET CLOVER: $900,000 (1 Sale)
• EAGLEVIEW: $730,000 (3 Sales)
• MARCHWOOD: $665,500 (2 Sales)
• RHONDDA: $435,000 (1 Sale)

West Bradford Township – Average $627,938

• TATTERSALL: $1,108,000 (2 Sales)
• CRESTMONT FARMS: $515,000 (1 Sale)
• TOWNES AT SHANNON HILL: $507,500 (1 Sale)
• STARGAZER VILLAGE: $470,000 (1 Sale)
• MARSHALLTON: $375,000 (1 Sale)

East Brandywine Township – Average $624,259

• AMBLESIDE DOWNS: $825,000 (1 Sale)
• TURNBRIDGE: $707,000 (1 Sale)
• TUNBRIDGE: $650,000 (1 Sale)
• BRANDYWINE WALK: $640,857 (6 Sales)
• STONEMILL VILLAGE: $618,000 (1 Sale)

Upper Uwchlan Township – Average $605,769

• HERON HILL: $930,000 (1 Sale)
• DOWLIN MEADOW: $800,000 (1 Sale)
• WOODLEIGH: $755,000 (1 Sale)
• EAGLE MANOR: $707,500 (2 Sales)
• MARSH HARBOUR: $504,375 (4 Sales)
• BYERS STATION: $419,167 (3 Sales)

East Caln Township – Average $505,667

• WOODMONT: $707,500 (2 Sales)
• DOWNINGTOWN WALK: $520,000 (1 Sale)
• WOODMONT NORTH: $307,000 (2 Sales)

Downingtown Borough – Average $328,047

• DOWNINGTOWN RIDGE: $468,108 (1 Sale)
• ROGER HUNT MILL: $425,000 (1 Sale)
• MAIN STREET VILLAG: $400,000 (1 Sale)

🧭 Summary & Outlook

The November 2025 Downingtown Area School District market shows stability and continued, albeit slightly adjusted, competition. The increase in volume (67 sales) is a positive sign of market fluidity, and the persistent trend of the average home selling above list price (100.23% ratio) confirms strong underlying demand.

• For Buyers: The average time to close has shortened, emphasizing the need for clean, strong offers. Focus on strategically priced homes, as the slight drop in median price suggests opportunities exist away from the highest-end developments.
• For Sellers: The market remains robust. With a high ratio of cash buyers and homes selling for over asking on average, a competitive, data-driven list price is likely to generate a strong and swift sale.

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Data Disclaimer & Disclosure

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. All data and statistics are provided by Bright MLS for the period of November 2025.

The Broker makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or reliability of this data, whether collected directly or provided by Bright MLS or its participants. This information is subject to errors, omissions, and inaccuracies, including, but not limited to, those from data entry.

Additionally, this report does not account for off-market transactions, private sales, or transactions conducted outside of Bright MLS. This report is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as real estate advice. Since individual circumstances vary, all real estate decisions should be based on professional guidance tailored to your specific situation. Please contact Trago Realty or your real estate agent to discuss your particular needs.

📊 Quick Market Snapshot – November 2025

West Chester Area School District Market Service Area

• Total Transactions: 97 Closed Sales (Down from 104 in October 2025)
• Median Sold Price: $675,000 (Down from $749,950 in October 2025)
• Average Sold Price: $764,025 (Down from $804,212 in October 2025)
• Median Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM): 6 days (Down slightly from 7 days in October 2025)
• Average Cumulative Days on Market (CDOM): 20 days (Down from 24 days in October 2025)
• Median Sale Price-to-Original List Price Ratio: 100.00% (Stable at 100.00% from October 2025)
• Average Sale Price-to-Original List Price Ratio: 99.67% (Up slightly from 99.34% in October 2025)

Welcome to the Trago Realty market update for the highly competitive West Chester Area School District (WCASD) service area. This report summarizes residential sales activity across the townships and the Borough during November 2025, comparing the market's performance to the previous month.

The WCASD market remains highly competitive, maintaining premium pricing power despite the onset of seasonal cooling. Although total transactions dipped, homes continued to sell quickly and, on average, at or above their asking price, confirming sustained, intense buyer demand for this desirable school district.

🔑 Market Insights: Price, Velocity, and Competition

November reinforced the theme of sustained competition in the WCASD, with key metrics remaining firmly in seller territory.

Pricing Power and List Price Ratio

• The Median Sold Price saw a decrease from October.
• The Median Sale Price-to-Original List Price Ratio held firm at 100.00%. This critical metric confirms that the typical home sold this month received its full list price or more.
• The Average Sale Price-to-Original List Price Ratio improved to 99.67%, indicating that, on average, sellers are achieving prices extremely close to their original asking price, leaving very little room for buyer negotiation.

Speed of Sale (Velocity)

Despite the seasonal cooldown in transaction volume, the market speed actually increased month-over-month.

• The Median CDOM dropped to just 6 days, down from 7 days in October. This demonstrates that well-priced homes are going under contract quickly than ever, showcasing the desirability of the area.
• The market recorded 35 listings with price reductions, averaging 4.81% off the original price. This provides limited negotiation opportunities for buyers, but only on properties that may have been initially overpriced.

Financing Snapshot:

The proportion of cash buyers increased significantly in November, a trend that typically indicates higher competition and contributes to strong sale-to-list price ratios.

• Conventional: 71 units (73.20% of transactions)
• Cash: 25 units (25.77% of transactions) - Up significantly from 18.27% in October, representing one in four buyers.
• PHFA: 1 unit (1.03% of transactions)
• Other/Minor Financing Types: Less than 1%

🏡 Market Performance by Township (Ranked by Average Sold Price)

West Goshen Township regained the top spot for average sale price, highlighting the premium value buyers place on its communities.

• West Goshen Township: 26 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $896,363
• Thornbury Township: 8 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $792,500
• East Bradford Township: 9 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $752,489
• West Whiteland Township: 16 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $734,761
• West Chester Borough: 10 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $686,600
• Westtown Township: 10 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $686,250
• East Goshen Township: 18 Transactions, Average Sold Price: $678,217

🏘️ Market Performance by Township & Subdivision (Average Sold Price)

West Goshen Township – Average $896,363

• GREYSTONE: $1,220,513 (10 Sales)
• APPLEGATE: $1,070,000 (1 Sale)
• BROOKFIELD: $1,050,000 (1 Sale)
• BRANDYWINE KNOLL: $915,000 (1 Sale)
• ASHFORD: $830,000 (1 Sale)

Thornbury Township – Average $792,500

• THORNBURY KNOLL: $1,100,000 (1 Sale)
• Unspecified Subdivision: $825,000 (3 Sales)
• CHERRY CREEK: $765,000 (1 Sale)
• THORNBURY: $730,000 (2 Sales)

East Bradford Township – Average $752,489

• BRANDYWINE RIVER E: $995,000 (1 Sale)
• ALLEGIANCE: $980,000 (1 Sale)
• BLUE ROCK MEADOWS: $947,500 (1 Sale)
• Unspecified Subdivision: $782,500 (2 Sales)

West Whiteland Township – Average $734,761

• EXTON WALK SINGLES: $1,144,536 (5 Sales)
• WALTZ LEA: $888,500 (1 Sale)
• LOCHIEL FARM: $691,250 (2 Sales)
• WHITELAND WEST: $620,000 (1 Sale)

East Goshen Township – Average $678,217

• APPLEBROOK: $2,300,000 (1 Sale)
• WATERVIEW: $1,140,000 (1 Sale)
• WEST CHESTER (General): $991,000 (1 Sale)
• Unspecified Subdivision: $905,000 (2 Sales)

🧭 Summary & Outlook

The West Chester Area School District market is exceptionally strong as we head into the year-end. The drop in transaction volume is typical for the season, but the sustained high-velocity (Median CDOM of 6 days) and stable price performance (100.00% Median Sale-to-List Ratio) prove that buyer demand is intense and the supply of desirable homes is critically low.

• For Buyers: You must be fully prepared to act decisively. The presence of a high number of cash buyers and the short time on market (6 days) demand clean, robust offers, particularly in competitive townships.
• For Sellers: The market remains firmly in your favor. With homes selling rapidly and for full asking price or more, November was an ideal month to capitalize on peak demand and minimal inventory competition.

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Data Disclaimer & Disclosure

All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed for accuracy or completeness. All data and statistics are provided by Bright MLS for the period of November 2025.

The Broker makes no warranties or representations, express or implied, regarding the accuracy or reliability of this data, whether collected directly or provided by Bright MLS or its participants. This information is subject to errors, omissions, and inaccuracies, including, but not limited to, those from data entry.

This report does not account for off-market transactions, private sales, or transactions conducted outside of Bright MLS. This report is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as real estate advice. Since individual circumstances vary, all real estate decisions should be based on professional guidance tailored to your specific situation. Please contact Trago Realty or your real estate agent to discuss your particular needs.