See all homes sold in Evesham, Aug. 4 to Aug. 10
Marlton
1605 Squirrel Road. $255,000, 1,080 square feet, $236 per square-foot
169 Woodlake Drive. $285,000, 959 square feet, $297 per square-foot
702 Chesterwood Court. $308,000, 1,435 square feet, $215 per square-foot
389 N. Locust Ave. $325,000, 1,056 square feet, $308 per square-foot
306 Blueberry Court. $335,000, 1,320 square feet, $254 per square-foot
687 Barton Run Blvd. $442,000, 1,959 square feet, $226 per square-foot
205 Hamilton Road. $523,000, 2,172 square feet, $241 per square-foot
179 Carlton Ave. $550,000, 1,496 square feet, $368 per square-foot
100 Fox Hill Drive. $560,000, 2,020 square feet, $277 per square-foot
16 Charter Oak Lane. $568,000, 2,122 square feet, $268 per square-foot
1 Chadwick Ave. $579,000, 2,000 square feet, $290 per square-foot
11 Winterset Lane. $582,500, 2,370 square feet, $246 per square-foot
9 Midwood Road. $610,000, 2,453 square feet, $249 per square-foot
44 Concord Road. $650,000, 2,412 square feet, $269 per square-foot
12 Washington Drive. $862,500, 3,626 square feet, $238 per square-foot
Real Estate Newswire is a service provided by United Robots, which uses machine learning to generate analysis of data from Propmix, an aggregator of national real-estate data.
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