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July 2025 Downingtown Area School District Residential Real Estate Market Updates Graph
August 11, 2025

July 2025 Downingtown Area School District Residential Market Update

Welcome to the July 2025 Downingtown Area School District Real Estate Market Update! As we move into the heart of summer, this report provides a detailed look at the local housing market, offering key insights for buyers and sellers within the DASD. The market in July remained highly competitive, building on the strong performance seen in June, though with some subtle shifts that indicate a dynamic and evolving landscape.

In this update, we’ll explore essential market indicators such as median and average sales prices, sale price-to-original price ratios, and financing trends. The Downingtown market continues to be a highly sought-after area, with properties often commanding strong premiums, a clear sign of a robust seller's market. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, lease, invest, or simply stay informed, these insights can help you navigate the competitive Downingtown real estate landscape. For a personalized consultation on how these trends impact your real estate goals, contact Trago Realty today.

Market Insights: Strength Continues Amidst Shifting Metrics

The Downingtown Area School District housing market in July 2025 maintained its impressive performance, marked by high buyer demand and strong pricing. However, a closer look at the data reveals some interesting changes from the previous month.

The market saw a healthy increase in sales volume, with the Number of Closed Sales rising to 91 in July, up from 84 in June. This increase in transaction activity suggests sustained buyer interest despite rising prices.

Speaking of prices, the Current Price Median climbed to $675,000 in July, a modest but healthy increase from $668,000 in June. This marks a new high for the market, reinforcing the overall appreciation trend. Conversely, the Current Price Average saw a slight dip to $845,887 from June's $855,616, which may be attributed to a shift in the mix of properties sold during the month, potentially including fewer high-end luxury sales than in the prior month.

The Sale Price-to-Original Price Ratio remained exceptionally strong at 104.10%, only a fractional decrease from June's 104.40%. This is still a clear indicator that on average, homes are selling for over 4% more than their asking prices, highlighting the fierce competition among buyers.

Properties continued to sell quickly, though at a slightly slower pace than in June. The Days to Sell Average was 14 days, an increase from the remarkably fast 10 days in June. The Days to Sell Median, however, remained consistent at 6 days, indicating that the most desirable properties are still moving off the market in under a week. The Cumulative Days on Market Average also saw an increase to 20 days from 10 days in June, which, like the average price, may reflect a wider variety of sales this month, including some properties that took longer to find a buyer.

A notable shift was seen in price adjustments. The Number of Price Reductions increased to 52 in July, a significant jump from 38 in June. This suggests that while the overall market is strong, some sellers are entering the market with ambitious pricing strategies that require adjustment. However, for those properties that did see a reduction, the discounts were less severe. The Average Percentage Price Reduction was 3.74%, a decrease from June's 4.85%, and the Reduced Price-to-Original Ask Ratio Average increased to 96.26% from 95.15%. This indicates that while more homes underwent price reductions, the size of those reductions was, on average, smaller.

The Months' Supply of Inventory held steady at 2 months, consistent with June's tight inventory. This continued scarcity of homes for sale remains the primary driver of the competitive, seller-friendly conditions.

Financing trends showed a noteworthy change in July. While Conventional loans remained the dominant choice, their percentage decreased to 72.53% from 84.52% in June. Meanwhile, Cash purchases saw a significant increase to 24.18% from 13.10% in June. Additionally, a new "Cash,Conventional" category appeared, making up 3.30% of transactions. This influx of cash buyers suggests a segment of the market may be less sensitive to rising interest rates, further intensifying competition for sellers.

Market Overview: July 2025 Key Statistics for Downingtown Area School District

The Downingtown Area School District’s residential real estate market was highly active in July 2025. Here are the key statistics for the month, with comparisons to June 2025:

July saw a continued increase in median sale price and sales volume, reinforcing the market’s strength. While average days on market lengthened slightly and price reductions increased, the consistent median days on market and strong sale price-to-original price ratio show that the market remains firmly in favor of sellers, particularly for well-priced homes.

Mortgage & Payment Types

This financing information is self-reported by the listing agents; therefore, it may reflect how the purchase agreement was structured but is not necessarily a guarantee of how the final financing occurred at settlement.

Downingtown Area School District Rental Market Update: July 2025

The rental market within the Downingtown Area School District also saw activity in July. Below is a snapshot of closed rental transactions:

Downingtown Borough (Qty. 7)

East Brandywine Township (Qty. 1)

East Caln Township (Qty. 1)

Upper Uwchlan Township (Qty. 4)

Uwchlan Township (Qty. 4)

West Bradford Township (Qty. 1)

West Pikeland Township (Qty. 1)

July 2025 Downingtown Area School District Residential Real Estate Rental Market Table

Sold Properties in July 2025

Below is a list of closed residential transactions in the Downingtown Area School District for July 2025, including their sale-to-original price ratios, sale prices, and locations.

Downingtown Borough

East Brandywine Township

East Caln Township

Upper Uwchlan Township

Uwchlan Township

Wallace Township

West Bradford Township

West Pikeland Township

July 2025 Downingtown Area School District Residential Real Estate Market Sales

Looking Ahead

The Downingtown Area School District real estate market continues to be a formidable seller's market, characterized by strong median prices, impressive sales volume, and a consistently low supply of inventory. While there were some signs of a slight cooling in average metrics—such as average days on market and average price—these are likely reflections of a more diverse range of properties entering the market and should not be mistaken for a decline in market strength. The significant rise in cash purchases indicates a strong and resilient buyer pool.

Whether you are considering buying, selling, or leasing in the Downingtown Area School District, understanding these nuanced trends is crucial. To gain a personalized perspective on how these market dynamics impact your specific real estate goals, contact Trago Realty today for a personalized consultation.

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All information in this report has been collected from Bright MLS and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Trago Realty makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the data provided. This information is subject to errors, omissions, and data entry inaccuracies, including but not limited to those from cooperating brokers participating in Bright MLS. 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. Individual circumstances vary, and 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 situation and/or needs.