Griffin, IN

Griffin is a small town located in southern Indiana. The population of Griffin was just over 10,000 as of the 2010 census. Griffin is known for its agricultural and manufacturing industries, but it has also become a popular tourist destination due to its proximity to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore.

Real estate in Griffin is dominated by single-family homes and apartments. The average price of a home in Griffin was $128,900 as of September 2015. The most expensive neighborhoods in Griffin are Westlake and Woodland Hills, both of which have average prices above $200,000. The least expensive neighborhoods in Griffin are Northside and Eastside, both of which have average prices below $100,000.

The availability of housing in Griffin is limited by the fact that there are only about 100 acres of land available for development within the town limits. This constraint has led to high prices for homes and apartments in Griffin relative to other towns nearby with more space for development. In addition, many people who live in Griffin commute to Indianapolis or other larger cities for work or school. As a result, there is not much demand for housing within the town limits that would be affordable for people who do not work or study downtown or near the motor speedway