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Real Estate Communities We Serve in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Delaware Counties
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The McKnight Team serves home buyers and sellers across more than 20 communities in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Delaware Counties, Pennsylvania. Each town in the Philadelphia suburbs has its own character, market dynamics, and price patterns. We’ve built dedicated guides for the communities where we work most often, including current market data, neighborhood overviews, and what buyers and sellers should know before making a move.
Whether you’re researching the Doylestown market, weighing Conshohocken for its walkability and SEPTA access, or considering Ambler for the small-town feel close to the city, these pages give you the local context you need to make a confident decision.
Abington Township is our highest-volume market, with 456 sales, a $435,000 median, and supply that has nearly doubled since last summer.
Ambler's 19002 market moves in a median 7 days at exactly 100 percent of asking, with a $715,000 median across a wide range of homes.
Ardmore is the fastest market we track, a 6-day median to contract at exactly 100 percent of asking, with a $516,000 median sale price.
Bensalem is the largest township in Bucks County, with a $415,000 median sale price, two SEPTA rail lines, and more inventory than last year.
Blue Bell sits in Whitpain Township, where a $679,000 median and just 1.3 months of supply make it one of the tightest markets in the county.
Broomall saw the sharpest shift we track: supply more than doubled from 1.5 to 3.4 months, with a $620,000 median across Marple Township.
Chalfont and New Britain Township take a median 55 days to sell, the slowest we track, with a $572,754 median as new builds compete with resales.
Cheltenham Township's $425,000 median comes with a 37-day median time to contract, slower than most neighboring towns despite tightening supply.
Conshohocken packs a walkable Fayette Street dining district and two SEPTA stations into 1.5 square miles, with a $480,000 median sale price.
Doylestown is the only market we cover where inventory fell this year, from 73 listings to 58, with a $725,000 median sale price.
Explore what makes Gilbertsville, PA an appealing place to call home. Known for its spacious properties, semi-rural setting, and excellent value, Gilbertsville offers a blend of quiet living with convenient
Glenside homes go under contract in a median 7 days at 100.08 percent of asking, with a $479,500 median across a wide 19038 price range.
Hatboro is our most consistent market: a 7-day median to contract, 100.03 percent of asking, and a $450,000 median that sits right at list.
Havertown is one of the tightest markets we cover: a 17-day median, 1.3 months of supply, and seven SEPTA rail stops inside the township.
Horsham Township's $570,000 median sale price comes with 2.2 months of supply and about 42 percent more active listings than a year ago.
Lower Moreland's $730,000 median comes with 3.8 months of supply, the most room buyers have had in Huntingdon Valley in over a year.
Langhorne inventory rose about 40 percent this year, yet homes still go under contract in a median 17 days at a $529,000 median price.
Lansdale Borough's $395,500 median is the entry point into this part of Montgomery County, and supply tightened sharply over the past year.
Levittown is the most affordable entry into Bucks County, with a $375,000 median, 520 sales, and just 1.3 months of supply across Bristol Township.
Discover what makes Lower Gwynedd Township one of Montgomery County’s most distinctive and desirable places to live. Known for its wide range of housing—from luxury estates on acreage to low-maintenance
Lower Merion is our largest market by far, with 611 sales worth $649 million, an $851,000 median, and a dozen villages at very different price points.
Media is the Delaware County seat with a walkable State Street and a trolley through downtown, paired with Wallingford at a $530,000 median.
iscover what makes Montgomery Township, PA one of Montgomery County's most sought-after communities. Offering a diverse mix of housing options, excellent shopping and dining, beautiful parks, and convenient access to
Discover why Newtown, PA is one of Bucks County's most desirable places to live. From its charming, walkable downtown and rich history to scenic parks, highly regarded schools, and convenient
Newtown Square is Delaware County's high end outside the Main Line, with an $888,750 median and supply that tightened while others loosened.
Norristown Borough's $260,000 median makes it the most affordable market we cover, and asking prices currently sit below recent closings.
North Wales and Upper Gwynedd loosened this year, with supply up from 1.5 to 2.5 months, though homes still sell in a median 23 days at $500,000.
Philadelphia's $265,000 median home price and steady year-over-year growth reflect a market that continues to attract buyers despite a more measured pace of sales.
Plymouth Township sits at one of the most connected addresses in Montgomery County. The median home sold in 19 days at 98.76% of list price. Get the local market breakdown
Radnor Township is the highest price point we cover, with a $1,110,000 median, a $1,366,015 average, and just 1.2 months of supply.
Bensalem is the largest township in Bucks County, with a $415,000 median sale price, two SEPTA rail lines, and more inventory than last year.
Chalfont and New Britain Township take a median 55 days to sell, the slowest we track, with a $572,754 median as new builds compete with resales.
Doylestown is the only market we cover where inventory fell this year, from 73 listings to 58, with a $725,000 median sale price.
Langhorne inventory rose about 40 percent this year, yet homes still go under contract in a median 17 days at a $529,000 median price.
Levittown is the most affordable entry into Bucks County, with a $375,000 median, 520 sales, and just 1.3 months of supply across Bristol Township.
Discover why Newtown, PA is one of Bucks County's most desirable places to live. From its charming, walkable downtown and rich history to scenic parks, highly regarded schools, and convenient
Southampton spans two townships with a $500,000 median, a 24-day median to contract, and asking prices closely aligned with what homes close for.
Warminster Township moves faster than any township we cover, a 19-day median, with a $485,000 median price and supply that doubled this year.
Warrington Township holds tight at 1.4 months of supply, with a $570,000 median sale price and newer construction listing well above it.
Abington Township is our highest-volume market, with 456 sales, a $435,000 median, and supply that has nearly doubled since last summer.
Ambler's 19002 market moves in a median 7 days at exactly 100 percent of asking, with a $715,000 median across a wide range of homes.
Ardmore is the fastest market we track, a 6-day median to contract at exactly 100 percent of asking, with a $516,000 median sale price.
Blue Bell sits in Whitpain Township, where a $679,000 median and just 1.3 months of supply make it one of the tightest markets in the county.
Cheltenham Township's $425,000 median comes with a 37-day median time to contract, slower than most neighboring towns despite tightening supply.
Conshohocken packs a walkable Fayette Street dining district and two SEPTA stations into 1.5 square miles, with a $480,000 median sale price.
Explore what makes Gilbertsville, PA an appealing place to call home. Known for its spacious properties, semi-rural setting, and excellent value, Gilbertsville offers a blend of quiet living with convenient
Glenside homes go under contract in a median 7 days at 100.08 percent of asking, with a $479,500 median across a wide 19038 price range.
Hatboro is our most consistent market: a 7-day median to contract, 100.03 percent of asking, and a $450,000 median that sits right at list.
Horsham Township's $570,000 median sale price comes with 2.2 months of supply and about 42 percent more active listings than a year ago.
Lower Moreland's $730,000 median comes with 3.8 months of supply, the most room buyers have had in Huntingdon Valley in over a year.
Lansdale Borough's $395,500 median is the entry point into this part of Montgomery County, and supply tightened sharply over the past year.
Discover what makes Lower Gwynedd Township one of Montgomery County’s most distinctive and desirable places to live. Known for its wide range of housing—from luxury estates on acreage to low-maintenance
Lower Merion is our largest market by far, with 611 sales worth $649 million, an $851,000 median, and a dozen villages at very different price points.
iscover what makes Montgomery Township, PA one of Montgomery County's most sought-after communities. Offering a diverse mix of housing options, excellent shopping and dining, beautiful parks, and convenient access to
Norristown Borough's $260,000 median makes it the most affordable market we cover, and asking prices currently sit below recent closings.
North Wales and Upper Gwynedd loosened this year, with supply up from 1.5 to 2.5 months, though homes still sell in a median 23 days at $500,000.
Plymouth Township sits at one of the most connected addresses in Montgomery County. The median home sold in 19 days at 98.76% of list price. Get the local market breakdown
Explore what makes Upper Dublin Township one of Montgomery County's most desirable places to live. Known for its highly rated schools, beautiful parks, convenient commuter access, and diverse housing options,
Willow Grove sits in Upper Moreland Township, where one month of supply and a $445,000 median make it the tightest market we cover.
Philadelphia's $265,000 median home price and steady year-over-year growth reflect a market that continues to attract buyers despite a more measured pace of sales.
Broomall saw the sharpest shift we track: supply more than doubled from 1.5 to 3.4 months, with a $620,000 median across Marple Township.
Havertown is one of the tightest markets we cover: a 17-day median, 1.3 months of supply, and seven SEPTA rail stops inside the township.
Media is the Delaware County seat with a walkable State Street and a trolley through downtown, paired with Wallingford at a $530,000 median.
Newtown Square is Delaware County's high end outside the Main Line, with an $888,750 median and supply that tightened while others loosened.
Radnor Township is the highest price point we cover, with a $1,110,000 median, a $1,366,015 average, and just 1.2 months of supply.
Springfield Township in Delaware County is the tightest market we cover, under one month of supply with only 30 active listings and a $510,000 median.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Philadelphia suburbs does The McKnight Team specialize in?
The McKnight Team works across more than 20 communities in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Delaware Counties. Our most active markets include Doylestown, Newtown, Ambler, Ardmore, Conshohocken, Horsham, Lansdale, Glenside, Hatboro, and the Main Line corridor, but we work throughout the four-county region.
Does The McKnight Team work in all four counties?
Yes. Our agents are licensed across Pennsylvania and actively work transactions in Bucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and Delaware County. We focus on these four counties specifically because hyper-local expertise produces better outcomes than spreading thin across a larger geography.
How do I find out which town is the best fit for me?
Start with a conversation. Tell us what matters most — commute, schools, walkability, budget, type of home, neighborhood feel — and we’ll walk you through which communities fit your criteria. Most of our buyer clients narrow their focus from five or six towns down to two or three after the first consultation.
Do you have specific market data for the town I'm interested in?
Yes. We track current days on market, list-to-sale ratio, median sale price, and inventory levels for every town we work in. Most of this data appears on individual community pages, and we provide more detailed analysis during buyer or seller consultations.
Why does The McKnight Team focus only on these communities?
Real estate is local. The buyer market in Doylestown looks nothing like the seller market in Ardmore. By focusing on the four-county Philadelphia suburbs region, our agents develop pattern recognition you can’t get from spreading across a wider geography. Clients benefit from agents who know the specific block, the specific school district, the specific township process, and the specific buyer demographics.