Median sale price
$353,000Redfin city: Danville
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Danville real estate guide
Danville real estate guide with median sale price $353,000, $156/sqft, 24 days on market, home styles, schools, amenities, and FAQs.
Housing market stats
Median price and housing data for Danville
Latest Redfin month: May 2026 / Redfin Data Center / Redfin city: Danville / Data pulled July 13, 2026
Latest month includes 35 reported sales for Danville. This uses city-level Redfin data.
Median price / sqft
$156/sqftRedfin city: Danville
Median days on market
24Typical market speed
Price change
-4.6%Year over year
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Neighborhood overview
What to know about Danville
Danville is a Hendricks County town and county seat west of Indianapolis, sitting west of Avon and Plainfield along the SR-36 corridor. It is the small-town anchor of the western metro, built around a historic courthouse square with local shops and restaurants and a slower pace than the busier US-36 suburbs to the east.
The housing stock ranges from older homes near the square to newer subdivision builds, with larger-lot and acreage properties toward the edges of town. Danville Community School Corporation serves the area and is a meaningful reason many families choose it over closer-in options.
The latest Redfin data (May 2026) shows a median sale price around $353,000, down about 5% year over year, with homes selling for roughly 99% of list and a quick 24-day median days on market. Inventory is tight at about 1.4 months of supply, so well-priced homes move fast even as prices have softened off last year's peak.
Danville fits buyers who want more land, a real town center, and value per dollar, and who are willing to trade a longer commute to downtown Indianapolis for space. The main tradeoffs are that longer west-side drive and a smaller inventory than Avon or Plainfield, so the right home does not always come up on demand.
For sellers, tight supply and a fast 24-day DOM reward accurate pricing and clean presentation. For buyers, the smaller pool of listings means being ready to move when the right property hits, and Tyler helps west-metro buyers compare Danville honestly against Avon and Plainfield.
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The current median sale price shown for Danville is $353,000. This figure comes from Redfin Data Center (Redfin city: Danville). Use it as a neighborhood-level reference point rather than a valuation for a specific home.
What is the median price per square foot in Danville?
The current median price per square foot shown for Danville is $156/sqft. Price per square foot can swing by condition, layout, lot, updates, parking, and exact block.
How long do homes stay on the market in Danville?
The median days on market is about 24 days, near or below the metro average. Inventory is tight at about 1.4 months of supply, so well-priced homes move quickly.
What types of homes are common in Danville?
Danville has a mix of older homes near the courthouse square, newer subdivision builds, and larger-lot and acreage properties toward the edges of town.
What schools serve Danville?
Danville Community School Corporation covers the area. School district is a common reason buyers choose Danville. Verify assigned schools by exact address, especially near district boundaries.
Is Danville a good place to buy a home?
Danville fits buyers who want more land, a real town center, and value per dollar. The main tradeoff is a longer commute to downtown Indianapolis and a smaller inventory than Avon or Plainfield.
Is Danville good for real estate investors?
Investor activity in Danville is mostly long-term holds. Inventory is smaller than the larger Hendricks County suburbs, so deals are less frequent. Verify HOA and rental restrictions before underwriting any specific property.
What should sellers know about pricing in Danville?
With about 1.4 months of supply and a 24-day median DOM, accurate initial pricing and clean presentation matter. Comp work should separate square-adjacent older homes from newer subdivision competition, which behaves differently.
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