The neighborhood's primary market indicator, median sold price, is $179,450, which anchors recent transaction value and aligns with the observed price year-over-year trend being up, indicating modest upward pressure on realized prices.

The median listing price is $180,000, and with a long median days on market of 193, sellers should expect slower transaction velocity and may need to manage pricing expectations or offer concessions to achieve sale timelines consistent with recent closed transactions.

The median price per square foot is $141 while median market rent is $1,500; with rent year-over-year trend up, investors and owners considering rentals should monitor rent growth but avoid presuming immediate yield compression without localized comps analysis.

Market liquidity appears characterized by elevated inventory relative to sales activity and a neutral market temperature (neutral); combined with moderate interest rate pressure and a local 30-year fixed comparison of 6.25% versus an earlier average of 5.99%, buyers and sellers should factor financing cost sensitivity into timing and offer strategy.

$215,900 median sold price is the primary indicator of current market value and, combined with a price trend is up, signals slight appreciation—use recent closed sales as the baseline when positioning offers or comps.

178 median days on market points to slower sales velocity; this relatively constrained active supply in the analyzed sample may indicate pricing friction and suggests sellers should expect longer time-to-contract unless pricing is aligned with recent sales.

$159 median price per square foot alongside a $1,450 median market rent and a rent trend is up implies rent growth is supporting price resilience; buyers financing purchases should factor in the moderate interest rate pressure environment and the current rate spread (30‑year ~6.25% vs ~5.99% when prior loans originated) into affordability analyses.

Given the neutral market temperature and the observed metrics, sellers should price to recent solds to avoid extended days on market, and buyers should leverage the slower velocity to request reasonable concessions or inspection contingencies while monitoring interest rate movement for timing decisions.