The median home value in Laurel, DE is $310,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $350,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Laurel, DE is $310,000.
Approximately 54% of Laurel homes are owned,
compared to 32% rented, while
14% are vacant.
Laurel real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Laurel real estate agent to arrange a tour
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New exterior metal on roof, sidewalls, and lean-to. New 200 amp electric service with recessed lights. New water & sewer lines from building to street. Gravel parking lot. Zoned for Light Industrial use. See attached Zoning Ordinance for Town of Laurel which includes specific L-1 uses.
Two parcels to be sold together (232-12.00-49.00 and 232-12.00-51.00) TOTALS APPROXIMATELY 3.6 ACRES. Annexation into the Town of Laurel is a possibility (if desired) Brick office building, open shed (previously used as dock for Auction Block next door). Also a billboard sign that generates a yearly rental income. Property is located close to the busy Route 13 and Route 9 intersection.
RT 30 Auto and Truck Salvage now available for sale; ideal for an owner/operator interested in turn-key expansion! Sale to include business, real estate, and FF&E. This 34-acre property features a +/- 5,100 SF retail/shop building as well as +/25,000 SF of covered storage currently used to house inventory. The seller holds 14 licenses in relation to the salvage business, auto retail and wholesales, towing, recycling, and more. Transferred FF&E to include a lift, air compressor, rollback, Fiat 645B loader, Bobcat, 2010 Cascadia Freightliner, 48-ft trailer, 690 excavator, 100 newer vehicles, and dozens of heavy trucks for salvage. The property recently underwent major ditching and wastewater pond construction (EPA approved) as well as considerable leveling of the lot. All inventory is currently recorded within the Hollander Interchange system. Hundreds of viable engines, transmissions, tractors, and other major parts and pieces of equipment have been inventoried and are available to buyer via separate negotiations. Additionally, there is a brick rancher on the property that actively produces income. Financials available upon request; contact the listing agent for more information!
