Thinking of selling in Summit?
Summit homes have sold for a median of $277,390 over the past year, typically in about 21 days. It's a seller's market. Here's the full picture, and what your home is worth today.
$277,390
Median sale
33
Homes sold
12 mo
40
Avg. days on mkt
$207
Median $/sqft
5
For sale now
~1.8 mo supply
Median price by year
▲ 11.5%$190,000
7420 64th Place
3 bd · 1 ba · 980 sf · 7d · 106% of list
$330,000
7600 60th Street
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,537 sf · 21d · 95% of list
$307,000
7341 55th Place
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,204 sf · 44d · 93% of list
$289,900
7515 DOUGLAS Avenue
4 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,800 sf · 12d · 100% of list
$300,000
7338 57th Street
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,200 sf · 4d · 107% of list
$385,900
7319 58th Place
3 bd · 3 ba · 1,800 sf · 10d · 100% of list
$349,900
7300 61st Street
3 bd · 1 ba · 1,109 sf · 7d · 100% of list
$245,000
7416 63rd Place
3 bd · 1.5 ba · 1,200 sf · 32d · 102% of list
Sold data via MRED MLS. Shown for market reference; information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
A seller's market
Just 5 homes for sale against 33 sales a year, roughly 1.8 months of supply, firmly a seller's market.
Timing matters
July is the window: homes listed then go under contract in under two weeks, while February listings have taken about three months.
Values climbing
The median sale price is up about 11.5% year over year, so equity has been building for owners here.
How fast do homes sell in Summit?
Over the past year, homes in Summit have gone under contract in around six weeks on average (40 days), with the typical home closing in about 21 days.
What is my Summit home worth?
Homes here have sold for a median of $277,390 over the last 12 months, around $207 per square foot. Every home is different, so request a free, no-obligation valuation for a figure specific to yours.
Is now a good time to sell in Summit?
With 5 homes for sale against 33 sales a year, about 1.8 months of supply, Summit is a seller's market. Sellers here have been getting about 98.5% of list price.
Thinking of selling?
Not a Zestimate. A real CMA from someone who's sold this neighborhood, knows the floor plan premiums, and can tell you which upgrades the buyer pool here actually pays for.

Your local agent
Joe has read every one of the 33 homes that sold in Summit this past year, at a median of $277,390, with the typical home going under contract in about three weeks. Joe knows what today's Summit buyer will actually pay, and what they won't.
With only 1.8 months of inventory, the risk here isn't finding a buyer; it's underpricing and leaving money on the table. Joe prices off the actual Summit comps, not a national average, and sellers here have been getting about 98.5% of list price. Text or call any time for a straight read on your number.