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What They Sold For

Posted on 09 August 2010. Tags: , , , ,

They paid how much?

They paid how much?

POTTSTOWN PA – The top price paid for real estate within Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township from March 29-May 7, 2010, was $242,000, the Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper reports. The property is located at 1400 Brooke Rd.

A second property, at 95 Brookview Ln., sold for $218,000. A third property, at 1641 Kepler Rd., sold for $207,000.

This week’s top reported prices were listed Sunday (Aug. 8, 2010) in “The Top 50,” the newspaper’s weekly review of highest prices paid for real estate sold within the city of Philadelphia and townships in its surrounding counties.

By contrast, during the same period, the top real estate sales price in Pottstown PA Borough, immediately to the west was $275,000; Limerick PA Township, east, $386,584; New Hanover PA Township, northeast, $350,000; Upper Pottsgrove PA Township, west, $275,000; and in North Coventry PA Township, south, none listed.

Across all of Montgomery County, the highest-priced property sold during the period went for $1,300,000, at 462 Moredon Rd., Abington PA.

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