Investing With Coval, By the Numbers
One of the clearest takeaways within this data is the equity potential. On average, the difference between the sale price and the cost of the land plus the house itself (excluding site work) was $367,000. While every property is different, that figure points to the long term value a well planned on-your-lot build can create.
These homes have also performed strongly when it comes to sale price. On average, the Coval-built homes in this group sold for more than their asking price. That suggests buyers were willing to pay a premium for quality newer construction, modern layouts, and the overall appeal of a home that stands out from older resale inventory.
Time on market tells an important part of the story too. The median days on market for these homes were less than half of the NWMLS average. In other words, these homes were not just selling well: they were also selling quickly, which can be a meaningful advantage for homeowners thinking about future flexibility and resale potential.
Taken together, these numbers show that a Coval home can be a strong real estate asset, whether you are creating a home for yourself, planning ahead for resale, or building with a spec investment in mind.
Based on past sales of Coval-built homes and internal analysis. Individual results will vary.
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