Bucks County housing market
1,142 homes for sale in Bucks County, Pennsylvania · median asking $629,675
Measured · 12 days ago; newer figures are not available yet
Median asking
$629,675
Median $/sq ft
$294
Median days listed
40
New this week
34
What is on the market, by asking price
- Under $750K
- 697 61%
- $750K-$1M
- 170 15%
- $1M-$1.5M
- 111 10%
- $1.5M+
- 164 14%
Cities in Bucks County
30- Doylestown81$885,000
- Newtown69$1,199,000
- Chalfont62$650,950
- New Hope62$2,242,500
- Warminster62$564,900
- Bensalem56$475,000
- Quakertown55$534,900
- Sellersville54$499,000
- Yardley53$850,000
- Levittown52$414,245
- Southampton49$590,000
- Langhorne44$864,450
- Bristol38$405,022
- Feasterville Trevose37$549,900
- Perkasie35$724,900
- Warrington28$572,000
- Ivyland16$947,450
- Morrisville16$364,950
- Pipersville15$924,900
- Furlong13$649,000
- Fairless Hills12$482,500
- Jamison12$862,000
- Washington Crossing12$974,750
- Croydon11$379,900
- Richboro10$999,950
- Warwick9$677,000
- Churchville8$899,900
- Holland8$494,500
- Springfield Township8$1,119,950
- Upper Black Eddy8$862,450
ZIP codes in Bucks County
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- 1897493$600,000
- 1894071$1,299,500
- 1893870$1,947,500
- 1906770$749,950
- 1895169$615,000
- 1896664$644,900
- 1891461$652,000
- 1896060$499,000
- 1902058$492,450
- 1904752$884,450
- 1890150$779,500
- 1900748$403,119
- 1905341$539,000
- 1890238$1,342,495
- 1894433$719,900
- 1897628$565,000
- 1905522$398,390
- 1905722$420,000
- 1894717$924,900
- 1892515$649,000
- 1892915$825,000
- 1897713$999,500
- 1902113$379,900
- 1895412$749,950
- 1903012$454,950
- 1905612$407,500
- 189729$975,000
- 190549$450,000
- 189308$634,950
What this does and does not say
- Coverage is the areas EuKreate tracks, so this is not the whole of Bucks County.
- Active asking prices only, not sold prices and not an appraisal. Check official sources before acting.
- Whether a home is under contract is not in the data we receive, so no pending count is shown.
- An area needs at least 8 active listings before a median is shown, because a median of four is a number rather than a market.
- Measured October 3, 2026, 12 days ago: the newest figures EuKreate has. Newer figures are not available yet.