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.

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.

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.

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Warrington Township holds tight at 1.4 months of supply, with a $570,000 median sale price and newer construction listing well above it.

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.

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.

Doylestown is the only market we cover where inventory fell this year, from 73 listings to 58, with a $725,000 median sale price.

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.