Indianapolis neighborhood · Marion County

Broad Ripple

Indy's lively village along the Monon and the canal, with shops, restaurants and a mix of classic bungalows and newer homes.

Broad Ripple offers a more accessible price point for North Indianapolis, with a median sale price of $596K. Demand is strong, with a median of 6 days on market and a median sale-to-list price of 100%. Recent sales feature basements in most homes.

By median sale price, Broad Ripple ranks 35 of the 46 North Indianapolis neighborhoods in this guide, in the middle of the range for the area. Price per square foot, about $216, is in line with the typical North Indianapolis neighborhood ($234).

Market snapshot

Broad Ripple by the numbers.

$596K
Median sale price
$500K–$1.3M
Price range
$216
Median price per sq ft
6 days
Median days on market
100%
Median sale-to-list
41
Sales in this period

10 of 41 recent sales here were $750K or more.

Based on information from the Broker Listing Cooperative® (BLC®), Oct 2024 to Aug 2026, for sales over $500K only, so figures describe the upper part of the market rather than every sale. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Neighborhood boundaries from City of Indianapolis open data.

The homes

What you'll find in Broad Ripple.

The typical recent sale was 3,136 square feet with 4 bedrooms on about 0.21 acres. Homes were built between 1914 and 2020. Nearly every home has a basement.

Every home is different, and the right price depends on the details. I'll prepare a valuation built from the closest recent sales to yours.

Typical size
3,136 sq ft
Bedrooms
4 (median)
Built
1914–2020
Lot size
0.21 acres (median)
School district
Indianapolis Public Schools
City
Indianapolis
Selling in Broad Ripple

What matters when you sell here.

With homes going under contract in about a week and half selling at or over asking, the launch matters more than anything: pricing at the market, professional photos and video on day one, and a plan for handling several offers at once.

I live in Indianapolis and work these neighborhoods every week. More about selling in North Indianapolis, or compare a cash offer if you need to sell fast.

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Find out what your Broad Ripple home would sell for.

A custom valuation, prepared, reviewed and refined by me personally, based on recent Broad Ripple sales. Need to sell fast? I can include a cash offer to compare.

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Questions

Broad Ripple real estate FAQ.

What is the median home price in Broad Ripple?

Among 41 recent sales over $500K in Broad Ripple (Oct 2024 to Aug 2026), the median sale price was $596K, ranging from $500K to $1.3M.

How fast do homes sell in Broad Ripple?

The median home sold in 6 days on market, at a median of 100% of its final list price.

What school district serves Broad Ripple?

Most recent sales in Broad Ripple were in Indianapolis Public Schools. Always confirm school assignment for a specific address.

What is the price per square foot in Broad Ripple?

About $216 per square foot at the median for recent sales, compared with a typical $234 across North Indianapolis neighborhoods in this guide. Finished basements, lot and condition move individual homes well above or below that figure.

Is Broad Ripple a luxury market?

10 of the 41 recent sales in Broad Ripple closed at $750,000 or more, so luxury sales are part of the market but not the majority.

How do I find out what my Broad Ripple home is worth?

Request a free valuation and I will build it personally from the closest recent Broad Ripple sales, adjusted for your home's size, condition, updates and lot, rather than a citywide average or an online estimate. There is no obligation.