Alanton is a waterfront neighborhood in Virginia Beach's 23454 ZIP — mid-century canal and bayfront homes on Linkhorn Bay and Broad Bay, one-acre lots, no HOA, about seven minutes to NAS Oceana. Established homes trade around $700K; Redfin's Alanton polygon shows a $1.0M median on 8 sales with homes under contract in a median 5 days for the three months ending August 2026. Written and kept current by John King — U.S. Navy veteran and REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty, Virginia license 0225211050 — 441 closings across Hampton Roads since 2014, 44.2% of the 428 MLS transactions VA-financed, 5.0 stars on 117 Google reviews. Call or text (757) 270-3994.
Last reviewed October 11, 2026 · Market figures: Redfin, three months ending August 31, 2026 · Closing record: REIN MLS, June 2014 – August 2026
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Hey, what's going on, Alanton? Welcome to the Alanton community page. If you live in Alanton, own a home here, or are planning to move to the area, this page is built for you. I'm John King, real estate agent and Navy veteran with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty, and I'm proud to live in this neighborhood. Every first Monday of the month, I update this page on what's happening in the Alanton real estate market, what homes are selling for, how many of them are on the market, how fast they're moving, and what that means for your equity if you own a home here. No BS, just the numbers that actually matter to our neighborhood. You don't have to be thinking about selling to find this information useful. Knowing what your home is worth is just smart home ownership. I've also included a full neighborhood guide that covers everything else aside from real estate as well. Check back the first Monday of every month and I'll keep you current. I hope you find the information helpful and I'll see you all around town.
Neighborhood Guide
Virginia Beach's best-kept secret
If you've been searching for a neighborhood that feels like a well-kept secret — sprawling oak-lined streets, waterfront access, top-rated schools, and a genuine sense of community — Alanton in Virginia Beach belongs at the top of your list. Tucked into the Great Neck Corridor and bordered on two sides by Linkhorn Bay and Broad Bay, this established subdivision delivers a lifestyle that's hard to find anywhere else in Hampton Roads.
The subdivision was developed over several decades beginning in the 1920s, when the McCullough family purchased land from the historic Woodhouse tract — a parcel originally granted by the King of England in 1637. Frank McCullough named it after his son Alan, and that intergenerational pride is woven into the fabric of the community today. Nearly a century later, Alanton remains one of Virginia Beach's most coveted addresses.
The Alanton Civic League — representing approximately 325 families — hosts an annual Easter egg hunt, a beloved 4th of July parade, and advocates as a unified voice to preserve the neighborhood's distinct character. This isn't a neighborhood where people move in and check out — it's one where people stay for decades.
Neighborhood History
From a 17th-century land grant to one of Virginia Beach's most coveted addresses
Alanton carries almost 400 years of history on lots that still measure an acre or more. The land passed through only a handful of hands in all that time — a royal grant, a farming dynasty, and finally a single family who stamped a son's name on a neighborhood that endures to this day.
1637
Royal Land Grant
King Charles I grants the land to Henry Woodhouse
In 1637, the land that would become Alanton was granted by King Charles I of England to Henry Woodhouse — a prominent gentleman and early colonial leader in Lower Norfolk County. Woodhouse Road, still the main artery leading into Alanton today, carries his name. The grant set boundaries along the waterways of what is now Broad Bay and Linkhorn Bay, and for the next two and a half centuries the land remained almost entirely undivided, used primarily for farming as Virginia's agrarian economy expanded around it.
1600s–1800s
Farming Era
Centuries of agriculture on the Great Neck peninsula
Through the colonial era, Revolutionary period, and into the 19th century, the Woodhouse tract remained working farmland. The peninsula between Broad Bay and Linkhorn Bay was some of the most fertile ground in Princess Anne County — sheltered from Atlantic storms, watered by tidal creeks, and positioned within easy reach of the Lynnhaven oyster trade. The land changed hands several times over these centuries, but never departed from its agricultural purpose. One existing structure from this era — "Old Comfort," built in the 1830s — still stands in Alanton as a private residence today.
Early 1920s
The McCullough Family
A new owner and a family name that sticks
In the early 1920s, Frank McCullough purchased a portion of the original Woodhouse tract and moved his family into the existing farmhouse structures on the property. When the time came to subdivide and name the new residential community, he chose to honor his son: Alan McCullough, who would go on to become a prominent Virginia architect known for his modernistic design style. The neighborhood was formally named Alanton — a blend of Alan's name — around 1923. It's a naming origin that most residents are surprised to learn: the neighborhood wasn't named after a concept or a landscape feature, but after a real person whose family shaped it.
1950s–1960s
Residential Development
Ranch homes, large lots, and a community identity forms
Alanton developed slowly by design — large lots, winding cul-de-sacs, and a pace that preserved the wooded, rural character of the original tract. Ranch-style homes from the 1960s sit alongside Colonial Revivals from the 1920s and Dutch colonials from later decades, giving the streetscape a layered, organic quality rare in Hampton Roads. The Alanton Civic League formed during this era and remains active today, representing approximately 325 families and advocating for the neighborhood's character against development pressures. The Alanton Baycliff Recreation Center — a community pool and gathering hub — has served residents for over 50 years.
Today
Preserved & Premium
One of Virginia Beach's most tightly held luxury submarkets
Alanton today occupies the same peninsula it has for nearly four centuries — bounded by Broad Bay and Linkhorn Bay, entered by Woodhouse Road, and accessible only to those who already live here or specifically seek it out. There is no through traffic and no new land to develop: the neighborhood is fully built out. Homes sell in the $750K to $4M range with acre-plus lots, in a community of professionals, retirees, and multigenerational families who chose to stay. The cedar-lined entryway and the annual 4th of July Parade that's run for decades are both part of the same story: Alanton has always known what it is.
Location
Where is Alanton and how do you get around?
Alanton sits in the northeastern corner of Virginia Beach within the Great Neck peninsula, bounded by Broad Bay to the north and Linkhorn Bay to the south. Entry from Mill Dam Road via the tree-lined Woodhouse Road entryway signals immediately that you've arrived somewhere intentional.
You'll want a car for most daily errands, but everything you need is close. The Hilltop area on First Colonial Road is within 5 minutes. The Virginia Beach Oceanfront is about 15 minutes away. Interstate 64 puts Downtown Norfolk and Norfolk International Airport within 25–30 minutes.
Safety: Alanton is a quiet, established peninsula neighborhood with no through traffic — residents walk and bike the tree-lined streets.
Explore the Area
Alanton on the map — neighborhood & nearby
See exactly where Alanton sits in Virginia Beach — Lynnhaven Inlet, nearby shopping, dining, schools, and base access all in one view.
Alanton sits between Lynnhaven Inlet and the Great Neck corridor — private, quiet, and connected.
Real Estate
Alanton real estate: what to expect
The Alanton market is defined by limited inventory and strong, consistent demand. With only a handful of homes changing hands each year, buyers need to be prepared to move decisively when the right property becomes available. Browse current Alanton listings here.
Median Sale Price
$700K
Avg. Days on Market
~19 days
Owner-Occupied Rate
93%
Avg. Lot Size
1 acre+
Price ranges by type
Property Type
Typical Range
Notes
Non-waterfront homes
$900K – $1.4M
Large lots, 1920s–present, diverse architecture
Waterfront estates
$1.7M – $5M+
Linkhorn Bay & Broad Bay frontage, deep-water dockage
I've been selling real estate in Hampton Roads for 13+ years. Here's what I see buyers misunderstand
about this neighborhood — over and over.
1
They compare price per square foot to Hilltop or Bay Colony — wrong benchmark.
Alanton's value is in the acre-plus lots, dual-bay proximity, and genuine scarcity. That doesn't show up in the square footage number. A $1.1M home here on a 1.2-acre wooded lot is a fundamentally different asset than a $1.1M home anywhere else in Virginia Beach.
2
They shop too cautiously and lose the house.
With only 20–25 homes selling per year in Alanton, there's no inventory to "come back to." When the right property appears — and you're qualified, prepared, and serious — the window is often 48–72 hours. I've watched buyers say "let's think about it over the weekend" and lose homes they'd spent months looking for.
3
They assume "waterfront" is all they want — until they tour a non-waterfront lot here.
Many buyers come in focused only on direct water access. Then they walk a wooded, non-waterfront acre lot with mature trees, privacy, and no flood insurance obligation — and reconsider. Alanton's interior lots represent some of the best residential land value in Virginia Beach. The water's still three blocks away and the boat ramp is shared by the community.
Have questions about Alanton specifically?
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The school pipeline is consistently cited as one of the top reasons families choose Alanton — from the neighborhood's own elementary school through one of Virginia Beach's most respected high schools.
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Alanton Elementary School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · PK–Grade 5 · 663 students
PK–5
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Lynnhaven Middle School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades 6–8
6–8
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First Colonial High School
Virginia Beach City Public Schools · Grades 9–12 · Highly competitive college placement · Legal Studies Academy
9–12
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Cape Henry Collegiate School
Private · PK–Grade 12 · 886 students · Borders Alanton directly · Exceptional college placement
PK–12 Private
Lifestyle
Living in Alanton: amenities & community
Living in Alanton means the water is never more than a few blocks away. The neighborhood is bordered by two bays, has its own boat ramp, and connects to some of the best outdoor recreation in Virginia Beach.
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Alanton Baycliff Recreation Center
25-meter pool, waterslide, kids pool, picnic pavilion, and swim lessons. A community hub for 50+ years.
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Linkhorn Bay & Broad Bay
Boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing right from the neighborhood. The community boat ramp provides deep-water access.
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First Landing State Park
Virginia's most visited state park — 2,888 acres, 19+ miles of trails. Bay beach access, camping, kayak launches minutes away.
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Brighton on the Bay Park
Neighborhood park with playground, walking trails, and open green space for families.
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Lynnhaven Park
15-acre park with tennis courts, basketball courts, ballfields, and a playground just minutes from Alanton.
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Broad Bay Country Club
Golf course and club amenities in adjacent Great Neck. Lynnhaven Golf Park offers driving range, mini golf, and batting cages.
Community life
The Alanton Civic League is one of the most active neighborhood organizations in Virginia Beach. The annual 4th of July parade — complete with fire engines hosing down children in the summer heat — has become a neighborhood legend. The Alanton Garden Club maintains vibrant camellias and azaleas throughout the neighborhood streets, giving the community a curated, cared-for character visible in every season.
Dining Near Alanton, Virginia Beach
Best Restaurants Near Alanton, Virginia Beach
Alanton itself has no commercial strip — that's by design. But within a 5-minute drive you have access
to some of the best dining in all of Virginia Beach. From nationally recognized seafood to weekend-morning
bagel runs, these are the spots Alanton families actually go to. If you're researching
restaurants near Great Neck VA or best places to eat near Alanton Virginia Beach,
this is your starting point.
Estimates only · Tax at 1.1% VA rate · Insurance at 0.5%
Alanton — 12-Month Median Price Trend (Redfin polygon)
September 2025 – August 2026 · Source: Redfin, rolling 3-month median sale price · Updated monthly
Current Median
$1.0M
↑ 8.8% YoY
Redfin rolling 3-month median for the Alanton polygon, September 2025 – August 2026. Small sample (3–11 sales per quarter) — swings reflect which homes sold, not a change in values. Ask John for a street-level REIN MLS series.
Opens in John King's IDX portal · Lead capture enabled · REIN MLS data
Sale Details
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Estimates only. Actual proceeds vary. Get an exact net sheet from John King — free home valuation →
Financial Indicators
Live · Source: Federal Reserve (FRED) · Updates daily
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10-Year Treasury
Key mortgage rate driver
4.32%
Apr 17, 2026
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30-Year Fixed
Freddie Mac PMMS weekly
7.40%
Oct 8, 2026
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Federal Funds Rate
Fed benchmark rate
4.5%
Mar 2026
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Case-Shiller HPI
National home price index
330.2
Jan 2026
Why This Matters
How financial markets affect your real estate decision
10-Year Treasury
The single most important rate in real estate. Mortgage rates track the 10-yr directly — when it rises, 30-yr fixed rates follow within days. Watching it tells you where mortgage rates are heading before they move.
Federal Funds Rate
The Fed's benchmark rate. Directly affects home equity lines (HELOCs) and ARMs. When the Fed cuts rates, borrowing gets cheaper — a signal that can unlock buyer demand.
Case-Shiller HPI
The national benchmark for home price appreciation. A rising HPI means home equity is growing — important for both sellers calculating proceeds and buyers building wealth.
Real Estate News
Real Estate News · HousingWire · Updated continuously
Updated September 2026 · Source: Redfin / REIN MLS · Updated monthly
Median Sale Price
$700K
Redfin 3-mo median $1.0M · 8 sales
Avg. $/Sq Ft
$441
↑ 36.5% year-over-year (Redfin)
Median Days on Market
5 days
↓ from 10 days last year
Sale-to-List
103%
Sellers averaging above ask
Recent Sales
Want to see exactly what’s sold in Alanton lately — real closed prices, not estimates? Run my free instant CMA and I’ll pull the most recent comparable sales for your street:
Alanton inventory updates daily. For the current list of active homes — live pricing, photos, and status straight from the MLS — search my real-time feed:
Alanton is one of Virginia Beach's established waterfront luxury enclaves — set along Broad Bay and Linkhorn Bay near Great Neck, with mature lots, deep-water access, and a small, tightly held inventory of custom homes. Pricing runs well above the citywide median: recent activity centers around $700K for the non-waterfront streets, and Redfin's Alanton polygon shows a $1.0M median for the three months ending August 2026 (up 8.8% year-over-year on only 8 sales, so the mix moves this number month to month), homes going under contract in a median 5 days versus 10 a year ago, and sellers averaging 103% of list. Across the city, Redfin's figures for the three months ending August 2026 put the Virginia Beach median sale price at $431K, up 7.7% year-over-year, with homes going under contract in a median 25 days and 1,870 sales in the period versus 1,791 a year earlier. Alanton trades on scarcity — when a well-positioned home lists, it moves. If you're watching Alanton, set up an alert so you're first to know.
If You're Buying
The Alanton market moves fast. With only a handful of homes changing hands each year and a median of five days on market this summer, buyers who aren't prepared miss out. Pre-approval before you start actively searching isn't a suggestion here — it's a requirement. Call me before you're ready so we can position you to move when the right home appears.
If You're Selling
Alanton sellers are in an exceptionally strong position. The 93% homeownership rate, A-rated school pipeline, Cape Henry Collegiate next door, and extreme scarcity of inventory mean well-presented homes command strong prices. With $/sqft up over 20% year-over-year, pricing strategy and presentation matter more than ever. Call me for a no-obligation valuation.
"Before working with John, we had our home listed with another agent, and it sat on the market for four months with very little traffic. […] We relaunched with John, and within just three days on the market, we saw significant traffic and received multiple offers above list price."
"He is the consummate professional, shows up strong at all times. He speaks truth and does not try to sell. He puts you in the best position to achieve your goals, providing sound guidance at every turn."
Selling in Alanton: what my own closings say about timing and price
Alanton turns over slowly, which cuts both ways for a seller. Scarcity works in your favor — but it also means there are rarely enough recent comparable sales to price against, and an appraiser will face the same problem. Here is what my own record in this part of Virginia Beach actually shows.
9 days
Median time to contract across my 23 closings in 23454, the ZIP that contains Alanton
12 days
Median for homes I closed above $600,000 — the fastest of any price band in my record (n=30)
19 vs 55
Median days to contract for homes I listed in May versus October
Scarcity is not the same as speed
Homes above $600,000 in my record went under contract in a median of 12 days, faster than any cheaper band. But that speaks to the buyers who are already looking. In a neighborhood with few sales a year, the risk is not the market — it is pricing off a comparable that is eighteen months stale.
Plan for the appraisal, not just the offer
Distinctive homes on Linkhorn and Broad Bay are exactly the properties where an appraiser struggles to find support. Where a home has water frontage, a dock, or a renovation that has no local equivalent, the case for value has to be assembled before the appraiser walks in, not argued afterwards.
Timing has been worth weeks
Across every year in my record, homes I listed in May went under contract in a median of 19 days; homes listed in October took 55. If your move has any flexibility in it, that spread is the single cheapest thing you can act on.
Figures come from John King’s own REIN MLS closing record — 428 MLS-recorded transactions (441 client sides), 2014–2026 — not a regional average. ZIP-level figures cover every closing recorded in that ZIP code, which is a wider area than this one neighborhood; sample sizes are shown so you can weigh them. Past results do not predict what any individual home will do.
Alanton is primarily in zip code 23454, located in the Great Neck area of northeastern Virginia Beach, Virginia.
How much do homes cost in Alanton?
Non-waterfront homes in Alanton typically range from $900K to $1.4M. Waterfront estates on Linkhorn Bay or Broad Bay range from approximately $1.7M to over $5M. The median sale price is approximately $700K. Homes move quickly — averaging around 19 days on market.
What schools serve Alanton?
Alanton students attend Alanton Elementary (PK–5), Lynnhaven Middle, and First Colonial High School (Legal Studies Academy). Cape Henry Collegiate, a highly regarded private PK–12 school, borders the neighborhood directly.
Is Alanton a safe neighborhood?
Alanton is a quiet, established peninsula neighborhood with no through traffic, and residents commonly walk and bike the streets. For specifics on any block you're weighing, I'm glad to talk it through.
Does Alanton have waterfront homes with dock access?
Yes. Alanton is bordered by Linkhorn Bay and Broad Bay. Homes along the perimeter offer direct waterfront access, many with deep-water dockage. The community also has its own boat ramp. Waterfront estate properties range from approximately $1.7M to over $5M.
Are there condos or townhomes in Alanton?
No. Alanton is composed entirely of single-family homes, most on large lots of an acre or more. There are no condos or townhomes in the subdivision. Home styles range from 1920s Colonial Revivals to contemporary new builds.
What are the best restaurants near Alanton?
The closest and most-loved spots include Coastal Grill (neighborhood seafood staple since 1989), Sunrise Cafe (breakfast/lunch institution), and The Bagel Baker — all within 5 minutes. The Hilltop corridor adds Baker's Crust, Cobalt Grille, and Azar's Mediterranean.
Is Alanton worth the price?
For the right buyer, yes — definitively. Alanton offers something genuinely rare in Virginia Beach: acre-plus lots, dual-bay access, and a fully built-out neighborhood that will never be replicated. Homes here rarely drop in value because the land is finite. There is no other neighborhood in Virginia Beach that offers this combination of privacy, water access, and community character.
Why do homes in Alanton rarely come up for sale?
Because the people who live there don't want to leave. Alanton has a 93%+ owner-occupancy rate and many multigenerational families who have held properties for decades. In a typical year, only 20–25 homes sell out of approximately 325 households — roughly 6–8% annual turnover, well below the Virginia Beach average. Many transfers happen off-market through family or referrals before reaching the MLS.
Who typically buys in Alanton?
Established professionals relocating to Hampton Roads, move-up buyers from elsewhere in Virginia Beach who've built equity and want a permanent long-term asset, retirees seeking land and water access without giving up neighborhood quality, and senior military officers (O-5 through O-8) making a permanent purchase after prior Hampton Roads assignments. What they share: a long time horizon and an understanding that Alanton is a finite asset.
What is my Alanton home worth?
Alanton is a small, slow-turning neighborhood, so an accurate answer depends on recent comparable sales rather than any online estimate — and in a year with only a handful of sales, automated valuations tend to be furthest off. John King has closed 23 transactions in 23454, the ZIP code containing Alanton, with a median of 9 days to contract. A valuation built from actual closed comparables is free and takes about a day.
How long does it take to sell a house in Alanton?
Across John King's 23 closings in 23454 the median time to contract was 9 days, and homes he closed above $600,000 anywhere in Hampton Roads ran a median of 12 days — the fastest of any price band in his record. Listing month matters as much as price point: his May listings went under contract in a median of 19 days, his October listings in 55.
Should I sell my Alanton home or rent it out?
It depends on your holding period and what the home would rent for against the payment. Selling costs roughly 7 to 9 percent of the price once commissions, closing costs and Virginia's grantor tax are counted, and the repeat sales in John King's record appreciated at a median of 6.25 percent a year — so a short hold rarely covers the round trip. Renting keeps the asset but makes you a landlord in a market with a large military tenant base.
Do I need to renovate before selling in Alanton?
Rarely a full renovation, and almost never a kitchen. What matters more at this price point is that the home appraises cleanly: roof, systems, moisture and anything structural that a lender's appraiser will flag. In John King's record the failed or delayed appraisal is the most common cause of a six-week slip, and it is largely preventable.
What is the best time of year to list a home in Alanton?
Late spring, if you have the choice. Across all of John King's closings, homes listed in May went under contract in a median of 19 days against 55 for homes listed in October — the widest seasonal spread in his record. May listings also land in front of the summer PCS buyer wave, which is a real force in Virginia Beach.
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U.S. Navy Veteran · Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty · 13+ years · 441 closings · Hampton Roads
Ready to make your move in Alanton?
John King is a U.S. Navy veteran and REALTOR® with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty — 13+ years experience, 441 closings, and deep roots in the Virginia Beach market. Whether you're buying, selling, or want to know what your Alanton home is worth today, reach out directly.
That is the clearest signal in this whole report. Anything in Alanton priced under a million is getting snapped up almost immediately, often before most buyers even hear about it or see it. So here is the takeaway: Alanton is a very strong, tight market under about $1.5 million, with homes moving in days, frequently at or above list price. Above $2 million, especially the waterfront estates, homes can take a few months and offer real negotiating room for buyers looking here. Two different markets inside one neighborhood. So if you're a buyer, your strategy depends on your price point.
One of the things I love most about the Alanton neighborhood here in Virginia Beach is something you notice the second you drive in: no two homes are alike, and that's not by accident. Alanton has been developing since the 1920s. You have Colonial Revivals with original millwork and plaster walls, Cape Cods and Dutch Colonials from the post-war boom, 1960s ranch homes sitting on some of the biggest lots in all of Virginia Beach, and at the waterfront, modern luxury estates designed specifically for Linkhorn Bay and Broad Bay. For buyers, that means you can find your style here at any price point inside the Great Neck corridor. For sellers, your home's era absolutely affects how buyers perceive it, and that means it affects how it should be priced, positioned, and marketed. I put together a full architectural guide for Alanton on my website at 757king.com. If you're buying or selling in this neighborhood, it'll tell you everything you need to know. And if it's time to talk real estate, you can reach me at 757-270-3994. I live in this neighborhood and I'd love to help you buy or sell here in Alanton. Thanks for watching, I'll see you around.
Only 26 Days to Sell in Alanton? Here's Why | Virginia Beach Market Breakdown (May 2026)
Hey Alanton neighbors, here is your Alanton real estate market update covering the entire month of May 2026. First up, activity in Alanton is remaining very steady with about 10 total transactions tracked over the month. There are currently three active listings with an average list price just above $2.1 million, and homes are sitting on the market for an average of about 26 days, which is incredibly fast. On the demand side, three homes went under contract this May and they moved very fast, averaging just 4 days to go under contract. The average pending list price was $1.5 million, pointing to strong buyer interest across a range of price points here in Alanton. As for closings, we had three closed homes in Alanton this month with an average sold price of $1,862,500. Sellers are doing well in the neighborhood, and homes are closing at an average of 97 to 98% of list price. The average days on market for sold homes was just 13 days. So the bottom line for Alanton: it continues to be a competitive, high-value neighborhood with homes selling quickly and closing close to asking price. If you're thinking about buying or selling here in Alanton, now is a great time to talk strategy. Reach out to me anytime — I love to help the neighborhood. I'm John King with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices RW Towne Realty. Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time.
