West Chester Borough Real Estate Market Keeps Its Edge through the Fall🍂🏡

As the leaves fell, the West Chester Borough real estate market took a breather—but don’t mistake that for a slowdown in strength.

Home sales eased in October and November, settling back to mid-summer levels. October closed with four fewer sales than September, yet prices told a very different story: the average home sold for a striking $819,239—that’s $160,000 higher than the month before. Quality over quantity was clearly the theme.

November brought a seasonal dip, with 10 homes sold and an average sale price of $686,600. While activity slowed, buyer demand remained steady, especially for well-priced, well-located homes.

When we zoom out and look at October and November together, the bigger picture is even more impressive:

  • 2025: 22 home sales with an average price of $752,919

  • 2024: 19 home sales with an average price of $690,725

That means 2025 outperformed last year in both sales volume and pricing, reinforcing West Chester’s continued desirability even as the market cools seasonally.

And we’re not done yet. December is shaping up to close out the year strong, tracking closely with the numbers we saw in October and November.

Be sure to check back in January, when I’ll be sharing a full 2026 year-in-review and breaking down what these trends mean for buyers, sellers, and homeowners heading into the new year.

West Chester continues to prove that even in a slower season, it’s a market worth watching. Looking to make a move in 2026? Reach out today.

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