Glenside home values saw a 7.62% increase between March 31, 2023 and March 31, 2024, according to a recently released analysis by real estate company Zillow.
Homes in Glenside increased from $410,553 to $441,817, while the following areas saw the following jumps:
- Wyncote: 7.61% ($387,614 to $417,118)
- Flourtown: 6.9% ($533,770 to $570,587)
- Elkins Park: 6.88% ($359,521 to $384,249)
- Abington: 6.81% ($363,432 to $388,184)
- Willow Grove: 6.68% ($361,455 to $385,605)
- Jenkintown: 6.53% ($456,961 to $486,819)
- Huntingdon Valley 19009: 6.31% ($613,426 to $652,113)
- Huntingdon Valley 19006: 6.25% ($561,677 to $596,757)
- Cheltenham: 5.83% ($342,509 to $362,476)
- Fort Washington: 5.73% ($663,819 to $701,835)
For comparison’s sake, Cokeburg near Pittsburgh saw the largest spike in Pennsylvania: 25.56 percent. The Pittsburgh area saw the most increases overall.
According to Yahoo Finance, which also used Zillow’s data for a 2003-2023 analysis, “over the past two decades, home values have undergone two distinct — and opposite — periods that aren’t generally associated with the housing market: a period of negative returns and a period of double-digit returns.”
For Zillow’s full data listing for 2023-24, you click here.
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