Willow Creek, by the numbers.
A closer look at home.
The story behind the numbers.
Median closing price
Calendar year · available historyCounts shown below each year. YTD is a partial year; historical export coverage may be incomplete.
Closing price range
Pool presence & market turnover.
How the categories are defined
These are fixed editorial bands, not county percentiles or quality ratings. Pool density: very low <5%, low 5 to <15%, moderate 15 to <30%, high 30 to <50%, very high 50% or more. Annual turnover: very low <2%, low 2 to <4%, moderate 4 to <6%, high 6 to <10%, very high 10% or more. The indicators stay fixed when the market period changes.
How the homes are described.
The shape of everyday living.
County residential improved parcels. Appraised values include land and buildings; they are not current sale-price estimates.
Beyond the front door.
Reported in matched MLS listing history.
Always verify schools as boundaries may change.
Context for your next move.
Space & scale
Market depth
A measured perspective
Compare recent closings with condition, updates and lot placement. A neighborhood median is a starting point, not a valuation of an individual home.
A closer look at recent sales.
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Sources, definitions & data coverage
Sale price, price per square foot, days on market and closed-sale counts use MLS closings matched to county parcels. Home and lot metrics use current improved residential parcels. The hero map shows assigned parcel boundaries. The location map uses the US Census Bureau TIGERweb Union County outline (GEOID 37179), with the subdivision footprint highlighted and a locator ring for visibility; it is not a survey or an official subdivision plat. Schools and amenities come from listing reports. No year-over-year changes are shown without a comparable prior-period calculation.