What’s my Newark home worth?

Newark has a busy Main Street at its center, with older homes and apartments on the streets around it. Beyond downtown, neighborhoods from the 1950s onward hold ranch homes, split-levels, colonials and townhomes, and condominium communities line Route 273 and Route 4. Newer communities sit toward the edges of town and out toward Pike Creek.

Location inside Newark shapes demand. Some buyers want to walk to Main Street or ride SEPTA from the Newark station, others want a fast trip to I-95 by Route 896 or Route 273, or a short drive to Christiana. White Clay Creek State Park and Iron Hill Park are close to many neighborhoods.

Many Newark homes are also popular as rentals, so we look at how a home compares to both owner and investor buyers. We compare your home with recent sales of similar homes nearby, adjust for size, condition, updates and parking, and explain each step in writing. Our office is on Continental Drive in Newark, so these streets are home ground for us.

Tell us about any updates, such as a new kitchen, replaced windows, a finished basement or added parking, and anything that still needs work. If the home is rented now, let us know the lease dates so we can plan around them. You get the analysis free and with no obligation, whether you plan to sell this season or just want to know where you stand.

• A comparative market analysis. Recent sales of homes like yours, side by side, with what makes each one more or less like your home.
• A price range with reasons. Each adjustment for size, condition, updates and lot is explained. No automated number and no guesswork.
• What helps and what doesn’t. Which updates are worth doing before a sale, and which ones to skip.
• Your estimated net. If you are thinking of selling, a simple sheet of what you could walk away with after costs.