If you're thinking about buying or selling in Hillsboro, here's what actually happened over the last 12 months. This report covers the Hillsboro 45133 market, which includes the city and the surrounding townships (Brushcreek, Concord, Jackson, Liberty, Marshall, New Market, Penn, Washington, and Whiteoak). It counts homes, condos, and land that sold from roughly October 2025 through October 20, 2026.

New to the area? Start with our guide, Living in Hillsboro, Ohio: What Buyers Should Know.

How Many Properties Sold in Hillsboro in the Last 12 Months?

186 properties sold in the Hillsboro 45133 market. Here's how they break down by price:

  • Under $200,000: 71 sales
  • $200,000 to $499,999: 97 sales
  • $500,000 and up: 18 sales

Prices ranged from $50,000 to more than $1.5 million, so the market is wider than a single average suggests.

What Is the Average Sale Price in Hillsboro?

The average sold price was $285,347, and the average list price for those same properties was $301,559. The average cost per square foot was $176.

Keep in mind this is an average, not a median. The market includes rural properties with acreage and a handful of high-priced sales, which pull the average above what a typical in-town home sells for. If you want the numbers for a specific price range or neighborhood, ask us, and we'll pull them.

Are Homes in Hillsboro Selling for List Price?

On average, properties sold for 94% of the list price, or about 6% under asking. That average hides a wide range: some homes sold above list, and others sold well below. Price and condition made the difference, and an accurate starting price matters more than any later cut.

How Long Do Homes Take to Sell in Hillsboro?

The average was 108 days on market. That figure includes land and a few long-listed properties (some vacant lots show more than 1,400 days), which pull the average up. Individual homes ranged from just a few days to many months. In our experience, homes that are priced right and presented well sell the fastest.

What This Means for Buyers

  • There is room to negotiate. Sales averaged about 6% under list price. That's not a promise for every home, but it's worth asking about on every offer.
  • Know your loan options before you shop. Some homes qualify for USDA or FHA financing, and others don't. We cover this in our Hillsboro buyer's guide.
  • Expect inspections beyond the house. Rural homes often need septic and well testing.

What This Means for Sellers

  • Price from recent sales, not from asking prices. What homes asked and what they sold for are 6% apart on average.
  • Pricing and presentation drive speed. The fastest sales in this report went quickly because buyers saw value on day one.
  • We can show you what your home could bring. Get your free home valuation.

About These Numbers

These figures come from MLS sales data for the Hillsboro 45133 market and cover homes, condos, and land priced at $50,000 and up as of October 20, 2026. Averages combine all property types, so they won't match any single neighborhood or price range. Market numbers change as new sales are recorded.

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The data relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the Broker Reciprocity program of the Multiple Listing Service of Greater Cincinnati. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Copyright 2026, MLS of Greater Cincinnati, Inc.