Borden, Indiana home prices and market data

What are homes selling for in Borden?

The median sale price in Borden is $286,000 across 53 sales in the last twelve months, ranging from $115,000 to $1,825,000. Year over year is not published for Borden: 53 sales against 30 the year before is a small enough sample that one high-priced farm moves the number.

Median sale price

$286,000

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Year-over-year change

Not published

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Average days to contract

28 days

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Months of inventory

2.94

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Sold-to-list price

97.2%

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Active listings

13

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

Homes sold, last 12 months

53

Source: SIRA MLS, closed Residential/Farm, trailing 12 months

What is for sale in Borden right now?

Active

$2,300,000

0 Coffman Rd, Borden, IN 47106

Borden, IN 47106

******** beds · ******** sq ft

MLS #1722806

Listed by Weichert Realtors-ABG

See all homes for sale in 47106

Who lives in Borden?

Borden has a population of 4,670, a median age of 34.8, and a median household income of $87,344.

Population

4,670

Median age

34.8

Median household income

$87,344

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-Year Estimates, ZIP Code Tabulation Area.

How long does it take to sell a home in Borden?

Homes in Borden go under contract in an average of 28 days. Going under contract is only half the timeline; figure roughly 8.5 weeks in Borden from listing to keys.

That is an average, so a handful of homes that sat for months pulls it upward. Most homes in Borden go under contract faster than that figure suggests.

Across every price range on both sides of the river, closing takes about another month after the contract is signed — that interval is set by lender underwriting and title work, not by the neighborhood.

Are sellers getting their asking price in Borden?

Homes in Borden sell at 97.2% of list price.

Should I sell my home in Borden now?

Yes — conditions in Borden currently favor sellers. Homes in Borden are selling at 97.2% of list price in an average of 28 days, with 2.94 months of inventory — under the six-month line that separates a seller's market from a buyer's. Call 859.684.9995 and Alexandria will price your home against what has actually closed nearby, not a website estimate.

Is now a good time to buy in Borden?

Buyers have little leverage in Borden right now — inventory is tight. Borden has 2.94 months of inventory, with 13 active listings and 53 homes sold in the last twelve months.

Call 859.684.9995 and Alexandria will walk through what those numbers mean for your specific price range and timeline.

Where exactly is Borden?

Borden is a small town in northwestern Clark County, Indiana, in the knobs. ZIP 47106 reaches well past the town limits into surrounding farmland.

Borden is a town of under 800 people in Wood Township, northwestern Clark County, up in the hills and well back from the river, served by State Road 60. It was called New Providence until 1994, and older records and listings in the area still carry that name. ZIP 47106 reaches far past the town limits into surrounding farmland, so most of what sells under a Borden address is not in town at all.

What is Borden actually like?

Borden is the fastest market on the Indiana side — an average 28 days to contract — and the only one where the median tells you almost nothing. Fifty-three sales in twelve months ranged from $115,000 to $1,825,000. The median of $286,000 sits in between and describes very few of them. Year over year is not published here for the same reason: 53 sales against 30 the year before is a small enough sample that one high-priced farm moves the whole number.

It also has the lowest sold-to-list ratio in Southern Indiana at 97.2%, which fits a market where acreage is the product. Land is harder to price than houses, so listings start high and settle. If you are buying or selling here, the comparable is the parcel, not the town.

What schools serve Borden?

Borden is served by the Borden-Henryville School Corporation, which was formed in 2020 when West Clark Community Schools divided. Older listings in the area may still show the former West Clark name. Indiana school assignment is set by the district and should be confirmed with the district directly before it is relied on for a purchase decision.