Crestwood South’s rolling three-month snapshot through September 2026 shows prices ticking up recently while overall activity has cooled. The typical home value climbed nearly 9 percent from the prior period to about $389,000, and the median list price inched higher as well, even as new listings dropped sharply month over month.
Inventory has tightened in this window, with active listings falling more than 20 percent from the prior three months and months of supply slipping to 2.6, reinforcing its seller’s market gauge. Homes are also moving faster than in early summer, as median days on market shortened from 54 in June to 43.
Looking back a year, prices are essentially flat, with the typical home value down less than 1 percent from fall 2025, while the number of homes sold has declined almost 17 percent, signaling fewer completed transactions. New listings are down by nearly one-third year over year, and months of supply has dropped by about a third, keeping conditions tighter than in the broader Birmingham market, which sits at 6.6 months of supply. Despite these pressures, roughly one-third of recent Crestwood South sales closed above list price, and sale-to-list ratios are hovering near 99 percent, pointing to solid demand. In a market like this, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these trends and can help them navigate each step with confidence.
