$170,000
- 4 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,000 sqft
122 9th St, Brookings, SD 57006
Currently Off Market - Sold Feb 26, 2015 for $70,000
Home Value
Trulia Estimate
$170KSince last month
Decreased$5K (-2.6%)Since last year
Increased$11K (+6.7%)Since last sale
Increased$101K (+143.6%)Learn more about this home's value by checking out its Trulia Estimate, the value of nearby homes, and how much similar homes have sold for.
Trulia Estimate
The of this home's value increased by +126% in the last 10 years
| Month | Estimated value |
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2026 | |
| August 2026 | $171K |
| August 2026 | $170K |
| July 2026 | $175K |
| June 2026 | $176K |
| May 2026 | $174K |
| April 2026 | $173K |
| March 2026 | $167K |
| February 2026 | $158K |
| January 2026 | $162K |
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Comparable sales
These are recently sold homes that have a similar location or other similar features to this home, like bedrooms, bathrooms, and square footage. Get a sense of the expected prices in the area by viewing these homes.Address | Distance | Property Type | Sold Price | Sold Date | Bed | Bath | Sqft |
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0.23 | Single-Family Home | $222,000 | 10/22/25 | 3 | 2 | 1,200 | |
0.34 | Single-Family Home | $269,900 | 02/13/26 | 3 | 1.5 | 1,316 | |
0.36 | Single-Family Home | $179,900 | 10/31/25 | 3 | 1 | 998 | |
0.75 | Single-Family Home | $234,900 | 08/25/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,918 | |
0.39 | Single-Family Home | $351,500 | 06/08/26 | 6 | 1 | 3,494 | |
1.02 | Single-Family Home | $234,900 | 09/09/25 | 3 | 2 | 1,695 | |
1.05 | Single-Family Home | $158,000 | 01/07/26 | 2 | 1 | 1,066 | |
1.13 | Single-Family Home | $235,000 | 07/24/26 | 3 | 2 | 1,587 | |
1.26 | Single-Family Home | $297,500 | 11/12/25 | 3 | 2 | 1,456 | |
1.22 | Single-Family Home | $184,500 | 09/08/25 | 2 | 1 | 960 |
Nearby home prices
Get a sense of expected prices in the area by checking the value of nearby homes.Address | Distance | Price | Bed | Bath | Sqft | Status |
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0.23 | $550,000 | 12 | 4 | 1,872 | For Sale | |
0.31 | $314,000 | 3 | 2 | 1,296 | Off Market | |
0.39 | $351,500 | 6 | 1 | 3,494 | Recently Sold | |
0.49 | $339,900 | 4 | 2.5 | 2,320 | For Sale | |
0.50 | $238,800 | 4 | 1.5 | 1,470 | For Sale | |
0.75 | $234,900 | 3 | 2 | 1,918 | Recently Sold | |
0.88 | $21,000 | 2 | 1 | 924 | For Sale | |
0.88 | $290,000 | 3 | 2 | 1,890 | For Sale | |
0.91 | $545,000 | - | - | - | For Sale | |
0.91 | $475,000 | - | - | - | For Sale | |
0.92 | $1,263,000 | - | - | - | For Sale | |
0.92 | $492,000 | - | - | - | For Sale |
Local Information
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Home Highlights
Single-Family Home
Built in 1930
1,000 sqft
$170/sqft
Garage
About this House
4 bedrooms, main floor laundry, oversized 2 stall garage, and a great yard for entertaining await you in this close to downtown and campus rental house.
Rent to own is not necessary, but I couldn't seem to put multiple options.
All utilities paid for by renter.
Renter is responsible for mowing the lawn and shovelling the driveway and sidewalk.
Subleases are allowed with permission from the landlord and within city occupancy laws.
Minimum lease length is 9 months.
Free roaming pets with claws (dogs, cats, etc.) are highly discouraged and pet deposits, assurances that the animal has not caused property damage in the past, and precaution discussions will need to occur. Birds, fish, etc. are acceptable.
Landlord is willing to do cost shared improvements with a rent to own renter- each request weighed separately and landlord is under no obligation to agree and/or monetarily contribute . (Example, a tenant wishes to paint the upstairs a different color, modernize the loft carpet, or install modern light fixtures etc and does not want to wait until they can afford to purchase the property until they make the upgrade. Renter may choose to reach out to the landlord about a particular light fixture they would like installed in the kitchen. The landlord review the picture, agrees that it would improve the property and authorizes the renter to purchase the light fixture and the landlord agrees to install it.)
Rent to own structure:
100% savings credit to purchase for rent above market ($1200) up to $200/month.
Rent credits expire when purchase price and rent locks expire.
Purchase price and rent locks negotiated separately.
Example. Jack and Jill BrookingsRes want to create a rent to own contract on the property. They expect it will to take them about 3 years to qualify for financing so they negotiate with the landlord to lock the purchase price and rent amount for 3 years. Current market value of the property is estimated as $140k. The average house appreciation rate per year is between 3-5% and the landlord expects the home to be worth approximately $156k in 3 years ($16k more than today) . As a decent percent of rent-to-own contracts fail and money today is worth more than money tomorrow, the landlord is willing to accept $7k upon signing of the contract to lock the purchase price and the rent for 3 years.
Jack and Jill BrookingsRes decide then to pay$1400/month in rent. Putting the $200/month above market rent in to a credit and receiving the full $200 landlord match in credit.
Jack and Jill BrookingsRes hustled hard in their jobs and were able to maintain the additional $200/month above market rent for the duration of their contract. After 3 years they have accumulated $14,400 in rental credits ($7200 their contribution and $7200 landlord match) and they were able to repair their credit so they could purchase the home prior to the option expiring.
The house is still only $140,000 for Jack and Jill to purchase because it is still under an option contract, and they were able to use their rent their full rent credits prior to any of them expiring. They then used $14,400 in accumulated credits to pay their 5% downpayment and the closing costs associated with purchasing the house.
Let's say Jack and Jill fell on hard times in year two. They can stop contributing to the rent credits and move the monthly rent down to the $1100/month market rent. In addition, they can sublease one of the bedrooms to help pay the bills subject to background check/landlord approval, city occupancy laws etc. When the hard times pass, they can start building rent credits again.
Rent to own is not necessary, but I couldn't seem to put multiple options.
All utilities paid for by renter.
Renter is responsible for mowing the lawn and shovelling the driveway and sidewalk.
Subleases are allowed with permission from the landlord and within city occupancy laws.
Minimum lease length is 9 months.
Free roaming pets with claws (dogs, cats, etc.) are highly discouraged and pet deposits, assurances that the animal has not caused property damage in the past, and precaution discussions will need to occur. Birds, fish, etc. are acceptable.
Landlord is willing to do cost shared improvements with a rent to own renter- each request weighed separately and landlord is under no obligation to agree and/or monetarily contribute . (Example, a tenant wishes to paint the upstairs a different color, modernize the loft carpet, or install modern light fixtures etc and does not want to wait until they can afford to purchase the property until they make the upgrade. Renter may choose to reach out to the landlord about a particular light fixture they would like installed in the kitchen. The landlord review the picture, agrees that it would improve the property and authorizes the renter to purchase the light fixture and the landlord agrees to install it.)
Rent to own structure:
100% savings credit to purchase for rent above market ($1200) up to $200/month.
Rent credits expire when purchase price and rent locks expire.
Purchase price and rent locks negotiated separately.
Example. Jack and Jill BrookingsRes want to create a rent to own contract on the property. They expect it will to take them about 3 years to qualify for financing so they negotiate with the landlord to lock the purchase price and rent amount for 3 years. Current market value of the property is estimated as $140k. The average house appreciation rate per year is between 3-5% and the landlord expects the home to be worth approximately $156k in 3 years ($16k more than today) . As a decent percent of rent-to-own contracts fail and money today is worth more than money tomorrow, the landlord is willing to accept $7k upon signing of the contract to lock the purchase price and the rent for 3 years.
Jack and Jill BrookingsRes decide then to pay$1400/month in rent. Putting the $200/month above market rent in to a credit and receiving the full $200 landlord match in credit.
Jack and Jill BrookingsRes hustled hard in their jobs and were able to maintain the additional $200/month above market rent for the duration of their contract. After 3 years they have accumulated $14,400 in rental credits ($7200 their contribution and $7200 landlord match) and they were able to repair their credit so they could purchase the home prior to the option expiring.
The house is still only $140,000 for Jack and Jill to purchase because it is still under an option contract, and they were able to use their rent their full rent credits prior to any of them expiring. They then used $14,400 in accumulated credits to pay their 5% downpayment and the closing costs associated with purchasing the house.
Let's say Jack and Jill fell on hard times in year two. They can stop contributing to the rent credits and move the monthly rent down to the $1100/month market rent. In addition, they can sublease one of the bedrooms to help pay the bills subject to background check/landlord approval, city occupancy laws etc. When the hard times pass, they can start building rent credits again.
122 9th St, Brookings, SD 57006 is a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,000 sqft single-family home built in 1930. It last sold for $70,000 on Feb 26, 2015. More recently, it was listed as a rental in September 2020 with an asking price of $1,100 per month. That rental listing was removed on January 29, 2021. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate is $170,000, with a rent estimate of $1,596/month.
Home Details for 122 9th St
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Interior Details BasementAtticNumber of Rooms: 8 |
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility Stories: 1Floors: Carpet, Linoleum Vinyl |
Appliances & Utilities DryerWasher |
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Exterior Home Features Roof: CompositionDeckExterior: WoodFoundation Type: Other |
Parking & Garage GarageParking Spaces: 2Parking: Garage Detached |
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Year Built Year Built: 1930Year Updated: 1979 |
Property Type / Style Property Type: Single Family Home |
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Lot Area: 9400 sqft |
Price and Tax history
| Date | Event | Price |
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Jan 29, 2021 Source: N/A | ListingRemoved | |
Oct 27, 2020 Source: N/A | PriceChange | $1,200 Price increased by 9% |
Sep 15, 2020 Source: N/A | Listed For Rent | $1,100 |
Sep 11, 2020 Source: Agent Provided | ListingRemoved | $139,900 |
Apr 16, 2020 Source: N/A | PriceChange | $139,900 Price increased by 4% |
Mar 19, 2020 Source: N/A | PriceChange | $134,800 Price decreased by 0% |
Dec 28, 2019 Source: N/A | PriceChange | $134,900 Price decreased by 0% |
Oct 17, 2019 Source: N/A | Listed For Sale | $135,000 |
Feb 26, 2015 Source: East Central South Dakota BOR #14-608 | Sold | $70,000 |
| Year | Property tax | Tax assessment |
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| 2025 | $2,179 | $126,300 |
Home facts updated by county records
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What Locals Say about Brookings
At least 68 Trulia users voted on each feature.
90 % Say it's dog friendly
84 % Say parking is easy
82 % Say there are sidewalks
81 % Say car is needed
78 % Say people would walk alone at night
73 % Say streets are well-lit
68 % Say there's holiday spirit
68 % Say kids play outside
63 % Say it's quiet
60 % Say yards are well-kept
54 % Say neighbors are friendly
49 % Say it's walkable to restaurants
42 % Say there's wildlife
41 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years
38 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores
19 % Say there are community events
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Frequently asked questions about 122 9th St
- What is 122 9th St estimated to be worth?Trulia's estimated value for 122 9th St in Brookings, SD is $170,000.
- What is the price history for 122 9th St?122 9th St in Brookings, SD last sold for $70,000 in February 2015.
- Is Brookings a buyer's or seller's market?Brookings is currently a seller's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
- What do residents say about Brookings?Residents describe Brookings, SD as dog-friendly, easy to park in, and pedestrian-friendly. See recently sold homes in Brookings, SD.
- Does 122 9th St have laundry facilities?Yes, 122 9th St in Brookings, SD has in-unit laundry.
- How big is the lot at 122 9th St?The lot at 122 9th St in Brookings, SD is about 0.22 acres (9,400 sq ft).

