Single family home sales in Willow Creek 2006 to 2008

Single family home sales in Willow Creek 2006-2007-2008. Data is for homes 2400 Square feet or less (cluster homes), with an attached garage, excluding the Huntington -ranch model.


Date		Avg sale price ($)Avg days on marketAvg $/SqFeetHomes Sold
Jan-Jun 2006311K7116421
Jul-Dec 2006319K8316224
Jan-Jun 2007310K12415710
Jul-Dec 2007310K8916331
Jan-Jun 2008313K7416422


Data is from the MLS and includes sold listings by all participating realtors. Data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.


Please contact us for a more detailed value of your home or if you are thinking about buying a home in Willow Creek.

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