December home prices in Cuyahoga County were up over December a year ago in both the Cuyahoga County suburbs and the city of Cleveland.
The median price for a single-family home for suburban deals closed last month was $135,000, up from $130,000 in December 2018, cleveland.com's monthly tracking of county home sales data found, cleveland.com's monthly tracking of county home sales data found.
And in Cleveland, the median price was $51,500, up from $41,550 in December 2018.
In comparison to November, the December suburban price was down from $137,000, and the Cleveland price was up from $46,950.
As is typical for the season, prices tailed off during the last several months of the year. The medians were as high as $172,137 in June for the suburbs, and $55,000 in September for the city.
Combining both the suburbs and the city, the median selling price last month was $109,000, up from $108,000 in December 2018.
The cleveland.com analysis of county property transfer records includes single-family homes only, excluding both condos and duplexes, as well as sheriff's deed transactions and the handful of sales under $1,000.
