Zionsville, Indiana
What sold in Zionsville, June 2010
Every home that changed hands in Zionsville in June 2010, at the price filed in county records. Recorded prices, not estimates: the number on the deed.
For scale: a typical month records about 60 sales, between 24 and 106 across 2021–2025, more in late spring and summer than winter.
Archived June 2010 edition. See the latest month →
This month’s median is 3% above the June 2009 median of $248,180 (56 sales). Over the 12 months ending June 2010, the median recorded price was $256,000 across 495 sales.
Every sale, priciest first
A dash under Neighborhood means the home sits outside a platted subdivision. Sq ft is above-grade area; property and street pages show the total that includes basement space. $/sq ft is blank for multi-parcel sales, homes over 3 acres, and homes with no square footage on file: those prices carry land, so dividing by floor area would mislead.
Where the sales were
- Eagles Nest 9 sales · median $245,260
- Cobblestone Lakes 6 sales · median $395,337
- Hunter Glen 4 sales
- Preserve at Spring Knoll 4 sales
- Townhomes at Anson 3 sales
- Brittany Chase 2 sales
- Coventry Ridge 2 sales
- Huntington Woods 2 sales
- Kingston at Royal Run 2 sales
- Lancaster Park at Royal Run 2 sales
- Oak Ridge 2 sales
- Rock Bridge 2 sales
- Saddletree at Royal Run 2 sales
- Stonegate 2 sales
- Sycamore Bend 2 sales
- Thornhill 2 sales
- Village Walk 2 sales
- Austin Oaks 1 sale
- Briargate 1 sale
- Colony Square 1 sale
- Colony Woods 1 sale
- Countrywood 1 sale
- Crosses 1 sale
- Eagle View Court 1 sale
- Hunt Country Preserve 1 sale
- Hypes Addition 1 sale
- Manchester Square 1 sale
- Northern Meadows 1 sale
- Old Hunt Club Road Subdivision 1 sale
- Olivers Addition 1 sale
- Raintree Place 1 sale
- Schicks Addition 1 sale
- Stafford Point at Royal Run 1 sale
- Zion Hills 1 sale
- Outside platted subdivisions 8 sales · median $209,000
A neighborhood median shows only with at least five sales that month, which is rare, so most rows carry counts alone.
How this report is built
Every line is a recorded sale: the price filed on Indiana’s sales-disclosure form when the deed was recorded, from Boone County and state public records. We count sales of finished homes only; vacant lots, land closings, quitclaim deeds, and implausible recorded prices are filtered out. Recording lags a closing by roughly two to six weeks, so a just-ended month keeps filling in and its counts and medians can rise for weeks as late recordings land. A month publishes only once it has ended with at least 8 recorded sales. Sales are recorded through August 31, 2026. A multi-parcel sale is one recorded price covering several adjoining parcels; it stays in the count and price figures but out of price per square foot. Data refreshes weekly.
Every monthly report
Every edition since July 2008, when Indiana’s electronic sales-disclosure filing became mandatory. A month publishes once it has ended with at least 8 recorded sales.