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Market Data · Delaware County, PA

Delaware County PA Market Data

Updated September 5, 2026

Published September 5, 2026 · Updated September 5, 2026 · By John Smart (Smarty)

The median sold price in Delaware County, PA was $350,000 in spring 2026, and homes sold in a median of 32 days. Delaware County is the compact, densely settled county just southwest of Philadelphia, spanning Media, Havertown, Springfield, Newtown Square and the Main Line edge.

Delaware County Key Housing Statistics

These county-wide figures come from the published market reports listed in the Sources section. Treat them as directionally accurate, not as an appraisal.

Median Sold Price

$350,000

Median Listing Price

$329,100

Median Price per Square Foot

$232

Median Days on Market

32 days

12-Month Median Home Value

$369,806

Homes Sold, Trailing 12 Months

7,290

What the Numbers Mean

A county-wide median hides a lot of local variation. Here is how to read these figures in the context of the Greater Philadelphia market.

The compact county just southwest of Philadelphia

Delaware County is the compact, densely settled county just southwest of Philadelphia, spanning Media, Havertown, Springfield, Newtown Square and the Main Line edge. County-wide figures have to cover a lot of ground, from borough centers to tree-lined suburban townships.

Homes sell in about a month

The median sold price of $350,000 in spring 2026 came with a median of 32 days on market, and 7,290 homes sold over the trailing 12 months, one of the highest sales counts among the six Greater Philadelphia counties.

A county median that hides town-level range

Main Line edge communities such as Radnor Township, Villanova, Haverford and Newtown Square command the county's highest prices, with estate-scale homes running into seven figures. That means the $350,000 county median hides a wide town-by-town range.

Affordable relative to the Montgomery County Main Line

Delaware County generally offers more affordable options than the Main Line communities in Montgomery County while still providing strong schools and convenient commuter access to Philadelphia, which makes it a practical fit for a wide range of buyers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Delaware County PA?

The median sold price in Delaware County, PA was $350,000 in spring 2026. The median listing price was $329,100, the median price per square foot was $232, and the 12-month median home value was $369,806.

How fast do homes sell in Delaware County?

Homes in Delaware County sold in a median of 32 days as of spring 2026, and 7,290 homes sold over the trailing 12 months, one of the higher sales counts among the six Greater Philadelphia counties.

What is the most expensive part of Delaware County?

The Main Line edge of Delaware County, including Radnor Township, Villanova, Haverford, St. Davids and Newtown Square, has the highest home prices in the county. Estate-scale homes there run into seven figures, far above the county-wide median sold price of $350,000.

Is Delaware County a good place to buy a home?

Delaware County offers a broad mix of housing at a median sold price of $350,000 in spring 2026, with 7,290 sales over the trailing 12 months and a median of 32 days on market. It generally offers more affordable options than the Montgomery County Main Line while still providing strong schools and commuter access to Philadelphia.

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John Smart (Smarty) serves buyers and sellers across Delaware County with up-to-date, local expertise.

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