Year	#SFM Homes Sold	Lowest Price	Average Price	Highest Price		# of Condos Sold	Lowest Price	Average Price	Highest Price
2005	219	$24,500	$97,563	$890,000		6	$25,000	$40,917	$53,500
2006	173	$28,000	$96,212	$542,000		17	$23,500	$49,553	$56,900

In the 19th Century, Robert Brotherton of White Hall, England obtained 156 acres of land between the Alum and Big Walnut Creeks. Ye Olde Whitehall Tavern was established on this property and became a popular stagecoach stop along the National Road. Later, this land was sold to Abram Doney and "Whitehall" was unofficially adopted as its community name. "Old Whitehall" came about in 1910 when Abram's son sold the estate in one-acre lots. The same year the town was incorporated, 1947, Town & Country, the nation's first regional shopping center, opened in Whitehall. In the early 1950's, Whitehall was the nation's fastest growing city. Population grew from 4,077 in 1950 to 20,818 in 1960.

Whitehall is changing, like every community. There is very little land available for new development, but resourceful citizens are updating and expanding homes to accomodate family needs. Business, community and city officials, too are finding opportunities to grow and improve services while being mindful of the quality of life the community has nurtured over the decades. Whitehall through its changes, remains a city with proud traditions. Whether you are an entrepeneur or a newly married couple, you will find a welcome in Whitehall, "The City of Pride."