Fredericktown Intermediate Real Estate Details

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fredericktown intermediate Area Real Estate Statistics

Total Properties
2
Avg. Size in Sq. Ft.
896
Avg. Age in Years
0.4
Average Days on Site
148
Minimum Price
$38,000
Maximum Price
$79,999
Avg. Price
$59,000
Avg. Price per Sq. Ft.
$89
Recently Listed in fredericktown intermediate Area
$38,000
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4.00 acre lot$9,500/AcreActive Under Contract
Madison 210 Lot B/2, Fredericktown, MO 63645
MLS #: 26004286
Midwest Real Estate
$79,999
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2bds 1ba896sqftActive
308 Cahoon Street, Fredericktown, MO 63645
MLS #: 26071522
Living The Dream Inc.

Demographic Information

Madison County

12,665

Populations as of 2026

5,847

Total Labor Force

$58,435

Median Household Income

$30,380

Per Capita Income

41

Median Age

3

Average Household Size

26%

High School Graduate

7.3%

Bachelor Degree Or Higher

Population

2026 Estimate (V2026) 12,665

Age Distribution (Years Old)

0 to 4 5%
5 to 17 18.5%
18 to 64 57.5%
65 and Older 19%

Gender

Male 50.3%
Female 49.7%

Computer and Internet Use

Households with a computer 36.4%
Households with a broadband Internet subscription 36.4%

Language

English or Second Language, Age 5+ 3.1%
English is First Language, Age 5+ 91.9%

Veterans

Veterans 880

Housing

Total Housing Units 5,853
Households 4,604
Average Household Size 3 people
Owner-Occupied 27.4%
Multi-Family 0%
Owner-Occupied Median Value $155,900
Median selected monthly owner costs - with a mortgage $1,131
Median selected monthly owner costs - without a mortgage $419
Median Gross Rent $817

Year at Residence

1 Year or More 15%
Less Than 1 Year 85%

Business and Employment

Private non-farm Establishments -
Private non-farm Employment -
Nonemployer Establishments 883
Number of Firms -

Business Production

Value of Shipments -
Wholesale Trade -
Retail Trade -
Retail Sales Per Capita -
Accommodation and Food Services -
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