Real Estate Prices: Collegeville Ranked 14th In Pa., New Report Shows

Coldwell Banker has released its 2015 Home Listing Report, which shows seven Montgomery County towns taking the top spots for most expensive prices.

According to the new data from Coldwell Banker, the average listing price of a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home in Pennsylvania is $269,732.

But buyers looking to live in parts of western Montgomery County will likely pay much more than that.

The average price of a home in Blue Bell, for example is over $517,000. In Harleysville, meanwhile, you’ll pay an average of $434,470.

In Chester County, West Chester led the way with the sixth most expensive average homes at $452,844. Phoenixville was 21st overall at $365,657.

In 2015, New Hope had the state’s most expensive real estate prices, according to Coldwell Banker’s data. The list price for a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home there is $745,518 — more than $175,000 more than any other town in the state.ely. The listing price for a similar home in Langhorne is just over $408,000. In Richboro, it’s just over $407,000.

Here is the top 25 Pennsylvania towns on Coldwell Banker’s list, with the average listing price of a four-bedroom, two bath. Click here to see the full list.

1. New Hope, $745,518
2. Newtown, $568,069
3. Doylestown, $530,671
4. Blue Bell $517,018
5. Newtown Square, $515,818
6. West Chester, $452,844
7. Media, $445,690
8. Harleysville, $434,470
9. Downingtown, $415,163
10. Eagleville, $414,500
11. Hampton, $410,3131
12. Langhorne, $408,3671
13. Richboro, $407,7911
14. Collegeville, $403,5311
15. Pocono Pines, $395,8161
16. Lansdale, $393,0161
17. Squirrel Hill, $383,990
18. Hummelstown, $379,377
19. Gilbertsville, $377,125
20. Royersford, $370,138
21. Phoenixville, $365,657
22. Cranberry Township, $362,324
23. Franklin Park, $360,752
24. Mount Lebanon, $360,671
25. Hatfield, $360,500