Real estate market overview

Explore US City Oldtown, ID - Real Estate Market Insights, Demographics, Crime, Trends & Hotspots

Oldtown, ID market overview shows a median price of $600,000, a population of 325.

Pulse Score
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Cap Rate
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Investor Friendly Score
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Median Price
$600,000

Market Insights

With 9.0 months of inventory, Oldtown is currently in a buyer's market. The median home price in Oldtown currently stands at $600,000. With 9.0 months of supply, Oldtown's inventory levels remain relatively tight. Homes are taking about 49 days to sell, which is NaN days longer than this time last year. A significant 22.2% of listings experienced price reductions, indicating sellers may be adjusting to market realities. Only 0.0% of properties sold above asking price, giving buyers more negotiating power. Affordability remains a significant challenge in the Oldtown market with the affordability index at 15000.0. Looking ahead, the Oldtown market is expected to maintain its current trajectory with relatively stable conditions.

Demographic Data

Demographic Data
Reported groupPopulation
White population298
Black population0
Asian population0
Hawaiian0
Samoan0
Chamorro0
Fijian0
Marshallese0
Asian indian0
Asian bangladeshi0
Asian chinese0
Asian bhutanese0
Asian burmese0
Asian filipino0
Asian hmong0
Asian indonesian0
Asian japanese0
Asian korean0
Asian laotian0
Asian malaysian0
Asian mongolian0
Asian nepalese0
Asian pakistani0
Asian srilankan0
Asian taiwanese0
Asian pakistani0
Asian srilankan0
Asian taiwanese0
Asian thai0
Asian vietnamese0
Hispanic latino18
Mexican8
Puerto rican7
Cuban0
Dominican0
Salvadoran0
Costa rican0
Gautemalan0
Honduran0
Nicaraguan0
Panamanian0
Argentinean0
Bolivian0
Chilean0
Colombian0
Ecuadorian0
Peruvian0
Uruguyan0
Venezuelan0

Does a rental pencil out in Oldtown, ID?

A median-priced home ($600,000) at the average rent ($642/mo), with 25% down at 7.25%, after property tax, insurance, vacancy, repairs, reserves and management.

Cash flow on a median home
$-3,241/mo
Cash-on-cash return
-23.2%
DSCR
-0.06
Rent needed for a 1.25 DSCR
$6,098/mo
Landlord insurance, hazard-adjusted
$4,024/yr

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    FAQ about Oldtown, ID

    What is the real estate market like in Oldtown, ID?

    PulseReal aggregates median sale price, cap rate, rental yield, and inventory trends for Oldtown, ID from active MLS listings and short-term rental performance data. The median price on this page is $600,000. The population figure on this page is 325. Browse the live cards above for the current Pulse Score, cap rate, investor-friendly score, and median price.

    How is the Pulse Score for Oldtown, ID calculated?

    The Pulse Score combines property value appreciation, rental income potential, market liquidity, demographic trends, and crime/safety signals into a single 0–100 grade. Higher scores indicate stronger investor fundamentals.

    Is Oldtown, ID a good place to invest in real estate?

    Investment quality depends on your goals. Use the cap rate, investor-friendly score, demographic insights, and crime data on this page to evaluate Oldtown, ID for buy-and-hold, fix-and-flip, or short-term rental strategies.

    Where does PulseReal’s data for Oldtown, ID come from?

    Our analysis combines public datasets (US Census Bureau, FBI Uniform Crime Reporting, HUD, BLS) with proprietary short-term rental performance and active MLS feeds, refreshed on a regular cadence.

    How can I see crime, school, and short-term rental data for Oldtown, ID?

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