Homes Sold Report for Willow Creek (Jan-Aug 2008)

Sold Real Estate Report for Willow Creek in Centennial. Data is from the County of Arapahoe, and reflects sold homes during the period of January to august 2008



Homes Sold
Day on Market
Sold Price
$/Sq Feet

Homes Over 2400 SqFt
9
135
451K
171

Homes Under 2400 SqFt
29
67
311K
165

Patio Homes
7
81
286K
166

Townhomes
9
150
226K
137


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