#HighlandsRanch detailed sale price range and days on the market

Year to date (2015) Home sales details by price range in Highlands Ranch Colorado





Sale Price Number of Sales Median Days On the Market
$150 - 200 11 6
$200 - 250 5 10
$250 - 300 29 4
$300 - 350 53 4
$350 - 400 46 5
$400 - 450 34 20
$450 - 500 17 15
$500 - 600 28 71
$600 - 700 11 26
$700 - 800 7 60
$800 - 900 2 165
$900 - 1,000 1 145
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