Peru
93 homes here were built 1986–2006, are owned by a person rather than a company, and are assessed at $250,000 or more — the 313th largest count of the 350 towns we can count.
What is in the band, and what is arriving.
40% of the band. 31–40 years old. Past a first asphalt roof's usual service life.
60% of the band. 20–30 years old. The half of the band still arriving.
Not in the band today. These enter it over the next five years, so this is the pipeline behind the number above rather than inventory now.
What the assessor’s card says here.
Median assessor building area here is 0.99× the median roof we measured from above. Statewide that figure falls into two groups, and Peru sits in the living-area one.
The card is close to the roof itself here, which makes it a more tempting shortcut — and a habit that breaks the moment you cross into the next town, where the same column means something else.
- Homes on record
- 351
- Owned by a person
- 328
- Median year built
- 1979
- Roof measured for
- 100.0% of the band
- Total roof, plan
- 188,589 sq ft
- Built before the band
- 194
Next door.
The towns you would already be driving to.
The 93 addresses behind this number.
Owner name and mailing address on every one, and whether Peru is still open to claim. Free, no account.
Check Peru