Live market readings · refreshed on loadAlbuquerque · NMMedian List$360K+2.8%|Austin · TXMedian List$550K-1.0%|Baltimore · MDMedian List$225K-6.3%|Bernalillo County · NMMedian List$364K+2.7%|Bexar County · TXMedian List$290K0.0%|Boston · MAMedian List$859K+3.4%|Charlotte · NCMedian List$430K-0.1%|Chicago · ILMedian List$426K+9.3%|Clark County · NVMedian List$435K+0.5%|Columbus · OHMedian List$300K+0.6%|Cook County · ILMedian List$396K+8.6%|Dallas · TXMedian List$475K+2.1%|Davidson County · TNMedian List$481K+0.1%|Denver · COMedian List$569K+1.6%|Detroit · MIMedian List$105K-2.8%|Duval County · FLMedian List$297K-2.3%|El Paso · TXMedian List$257K+1.1%|Fort Worth · TXMedian List$332K-2.1%|Franklin County · OHMedian List$320K+3.2%|Fresno · CAMedian List$406K-2.3%|Harris County · TXMedian List$326K+1.6%|Houston · TXMedian List$340K+0.6%|Indianapolis · INMedian List$260K+2.3%|Jackson County · MOMedian List$275K+7.0%|Jacksonville · FLMedian List$309K-2.1%|Jefferson County · KYMedian List$286K+0.3%|Kansas City · MOMedian List$240K+4.3%|King County · WAMedian List$847K-4.3%|Las Vegas · NVMedian List$450K-0.1%|Los Angeles · CAMedian List$1.1M-1.4%|Louisville · KYMedian List$275K0.0%|Maricopa County · AZMedian List$500K-2.9%|Marion County · INMedian List$259K+0.6%|Mecklenburg County · NCMedian List$465K+2.1%|Memphis · TNMedian List$202K+2.5%|Mesa · AZMedian List$450K-3.1%|Milwaukee · WIMedian List$243K+5.7%|Multnomah County · ORMedian List$518K-1.2%|Nashville · TNMedian List$480K+1.0%|New York · NYMedian List$907K+5.0%|Oklahoma City · OKMedian List$275K-0.6%|Oklahoma County · OKMedian List$259K-0.7%|Philadelphia · PAMedian List$300K+4.1%|Phoenix · AZMedian List$460K+1.7%|Pima County · AZMedian List$373K+0.9%|Portland · ORMedian List$525K-3.6%|Sacramento · CAMedian List$510K+4.0%|San Antonio · TXMedian List$260K-1.9%|San Diego · CAMedian List$967K+3.6%|San Francisco · CAMedian List$1.4M+1.7%|San Jose · CAMedian List$1.4M-3.6%|Santa Clara County · CAMedian List$1.9M-3.8%|Seattle · WAMedian List$874K-2.8%|Shelby County · TNMedian List$259K-2.4%|Suffolk County · MAMedian List$879K-1.1%|Tarrant County · TXMedian List$375K+1.8%|Travis County · TXMedian List$497K-5.3%|Tucson · AZMedian List$316K+2.7%|Wayne County · MIMedian List$229K+6.7%|Live market readings · refreshed on loadAlbuquerque · NMMedian List$360K+2.8%|Austin · TXMedian List$550K-1.0%|Baltimore · MDMedian List$225K-6.3%|Bernalillo County · NMMedian List$364K+2.7%|Bexar County · TXMedian List$290K0.0%|Boston · MAMedian List$859K+3.4%|Charlotte · NCMedian List$430K-0.1%|Chicago · ILMedian List$426K+9.3%|Clark County · NVMedian List$435K+0.5%|Columbus · OHMedian List$300K+0.6%|Cook County · ILMedian List$396K+8.6%|Dallas · TXMedian List$475K+2.1%|Davidson County · TNMedian List$481K+0.1%|Denver · COMedian List$569K+1.6%|Detroit · MIMedian List$105K-2.8%|Duval County · FLMedian List$297K-2.3%|El Paso · TXMedian List$257K+1.1%|Fort Worth · TXMedian List$332K-2.1%|Franklin County · OHMedian List$320K+3.2%|Fresno · CAMedian List$406K-2.3%|Harris County · TXMedian List$326K+1.6%|Houston · TXMedian List$340K+0.6%|Indianapolis · INMedian List$260K+2.3%|Jackson County · MOMedian List$275K+7.0%|Jacksonville · FLMedian List$309K-2.1%|Jefferson County · KYMedian List$286K+0.3%|Kansas City · MOMedian List$240K+4.3%|King County · WAMedian List$847K-4.3%|Las Vegas · NVMedian List$450K-0.1%|Los Angeles · CAMedian List$1.1M-1.4%|Louisville · KYMedian List$275K0.0%|Maricopa County · AZMedian List$500K-2.9%|Marion County · INMedian List$259K+0.6%|Mecklenburg County · NCMedian List$465K+2.1%|Memphis · TNMedian List$202K+2.5%|Mesa · AZMedian List$450K-3.1%|Milwaukee · WIMedian List$243K+5.7%|Multnomah County · ORMedian List$518K-1.2%|Nashville · TNMedian List$480K+1.0%|New York · NYMedian List$907K+5.0%|Oklahoma City · OKMedian List$275K-0.6%|Oklahoma County · OKMedian List$259K-0.7%|Philadelphia · PAMedian List$300K+4.1%|Phoenix · AZMedian List$460K+1.7%|Pima County · AZMedian List$373K+0.9%|Portland · ORMedian List$525K-3.6%|Sacramento · CAMedian List$510K+4.0%|San Antonio · TXMedian List$260K-1.9%|San Diego · CAMedian List$967K+3.6%|San Francisco · CAMedian List$1.4M+1.7%|San Jose · CAMedian List$1.4M-3.6%|Santa Clara County · CAMedian List$1.9M-3.8%|Seattle · WAMedian List$874K-2.8%|Shelby County · TNMedian List$259K-2.4%|Suffolk County · MAMedian List$879K-1.1%|Tarrant County · TXMedian List$375K+1.8%|Travis County · TXMedian List$497K-5.3%|Tucson · AZMedian List$316K+2.7%|Wayne County · MIMedian List$229K+6.7%|
Property-class scope
ARED ScoreMarket grade · ZIP
as of Sep 22, 2026
A
+60 / ±100
strong positive
−1000+100
Reason codes · heaviest factors
PM
Price momentum
+25% YoY median
+100
IS
Inventory & supply
0 months of supply
+100
SL
Sale-to-list ratio
99% sale-to-list
+100
PC
Price-cut pressure
0% of listings with a cut
+50
MS
Market sentiment
cautiously optimistic
-50

Provisional grade — derived from this report's measured data points; the county detector suite has not measured this geography yet. The measured ARED Score replaces it on the suite's next run.

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ZIP 46710 — Avilla

Noble County →DeKalb County →spans 2 countiesrefreshed Sep 22, 2026next refresh Oct 22, 2026
Market mood · cautiously optimistic

ZIP 46710 is characterized by low inventory and strong competition. The reported median sale price is $272,000, up 25% year over year, with homes selling in a median 11 days and at approximately 99% of asking price. The market appears supported by a supply-demand imbalance and the area's connection to Fort Wayne-area employment, although price-cut and months-of-supply figures were not published.

Who this ZIP fits

Best suited for family buyers seeking a quiet, lower-cost-of-living environment and commuters who work in the Fort Wayne, Auburn, or Kendallville corridors.

Parent geography
Avilla · no city intel reportNoble County →Indiana state →
Aerial view · ZIP boundaries2020 Census ZCTA boundary over current aerial imagery
Leaflet Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics
Land area · 115.3 km²Water area · 0.2 km²U.S. Census Bureau TIGERweb — 2020 Census ZCTA5 boundary
Median sale price
$272,000
+25% year over year
Corroboration pending — anchor baseline forms on the first refresh cycles
Days on market
11 days
Active listings
20
Sale-to-list ratio
99%
of asking price
ZIP Market ScoreZIP-SCORE-1.3 · 4/4 sections graded
97
Composite · average of graded sections
Computed only from this report's published readings — sections without data are excluded, never estimated.
100
Growth/100

Median prices moved up 25.0% year over year.

100
Liquidity/100

Homes spend a median of 11 days on market with 0.0 months of supply — a fast-moving market.

87
Momentum/100

0% of listings have cut prices · homes sell at 99% of asking — demand is running ahead of supply.

100
Safety & stability/100

no recorded foreclosure-ledger notices (0.0 per 10,000 residents) · unemployment 2.0% · poverty 4.0% — a stable, low-distress profile.

Census trends · population flows2024 ACS 5-year estimates/aggregated data
Population change
-1.0%

versus the prior ACS vintage

Net migration
−1 people

net outflow — more people moved out than in

Population base
4,506

ZCTA 46710, Indiana

Area context
Crime & safety

Localized crime reporting remains low; the area is generally characterized as a quiet, safe rural-suburban community consistent with regional trends in Northeast Indiana.

Schools & education

Schools in the East Noble district generally maintain average regional performance ratings, with a strong community focus on traditional K-12 education.

Environmental & hazard

The area is inland with low wildfire risk; typical Midwestern climate postures apply regarding severe thunderstorms and seasonal winter weather.

Growth & development

Economic development is tied to the broader Fort Wayne metropolitan area's industrial and manufacturing base, with modest local infrastructure improvements.

Taxation

Composed from the ARED governance burden registry — tier-native tax structure (state + county + city + special districts), never averaged. State (Indiana) — Ad Valorem Property Assessment: Property is assessed at 100% of true tax value, determined by market-based assessment systems and annual adjustments. State (Indiana) — Standard Homestead Deduction: Removes the first $45,000 of the homestead's assessed value from taxation. State (Indiana) — Indiana Property Tax Caps (Circuit Breaker): Limits annual property tax liability to 1% of gross assessed value for principal residences, 2% for other residential property, and 3% for non-residential property.

Transportation & commute

Residents primarily rely on personal vehicles for commutes; proximity to major state roads allows for approximately 25–30 minute travel to regional employment centers such as Fort Wayne.

Recreation & amenities

Local amenities include small community parks and proximity to northern Indiana lakes for boating and fishing; limited large-scale retail exists within a 3-mile radius.

Rental market

The rental market is described as tight, with limited apartment-scale inventory; most rentals are single-family detached homes.

Economy & employers

The area economy includes manufacturing, agriculture, and healthcare services supporting Avilla and Noble County, with additional connection to the broader Fort Wayne industrial and manufacturing base.

Transportation & infrastructure

Residents primarily depend on personal vehicles. Major state roads provide access toward Fort Wayne and other regional employment centers; no specific public-transit profile was published.

Development pipeline

The development pipeline is focused on incremental residential infill rather than large-scale mixed-use master planning.

Special districts

Parcels are subject to county-level assessments and school-district levies; specific MUD/PID data is not formally published for this jurisdiction.

Insurance & hazard market

Property insurance is described as typical for the Midwest, with no specific high-risk hazard premiums reported for the ZIP.

Discovery profile2024 ACS 5-year estimates/aggregated data
Census profile · ZCTA 46710, Indiana
Population
4,506
Median age
40.6 yrs
Owner-occupancy
75%
Median home value
$-1
Median gross rent
$-1
Median household income
$46,098
Median year built
1992
Vacancy rate
-1%
Renter share
-1%
Owner cost burden
-1%
Renter cost burden
-1%
Population change
-1%
Net migration
-1
Work-from-home share
-1%
Mean commute
-1 min
Bachelor's or higher
21%
Unemployment
2%
Poverty rate
4%
Avg household size
-1
White
93%

The supplied research reports approximate or aggregated figures for this ZCTA rather than a complete table-by-table ACS retrieval. Race/ethnicity is reported as approximately 93% White; bachelor's-or-higher is reported as 15% bachelor's plus 6% post-graduate.

Assigned schools
Avilla ElementaryElementarynot published in supplied researchEast Noble School CorporationListed as a primary school serving the ZIP.
East Noble MiddleMiddlenot published in supplied researchEast Noble School CorporationListed as a primary school serving the ZIP.
East Noble HighHighnot published in supplied researchEast Noble School CorporationListed as a primary school serving the ZIP.
School districts
East Noble School CorporationGenerally average regional performance rThe district is described as having a strong community focus on traditional K-12 education.
Sources · 12 cited

Key-figure check: no independent anchor retained yet — first-researched cycles establish the anchor baseline this pass.

Market signals — layered trendsZIP 46710 · 8 charts · one line per tier in the chain

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Assessed-value momentum — YoY
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Assessed value — dollar levels
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Assessed value — indexed trajectory
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Comp sales — month over month
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Active inventory — month over month
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Liquidity velocity — days on market
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Price-cut share
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Foreclosure presence
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