Year over year, Jacksonville’s rolling three-month data shows prices holding fairly steady while activity eases. The typical home value is almost unchanged from last year, up only about a third of a percent, even as homes sold have dropped more than 20 percent. New listings and pending sales are both down sharply compared with a year ago, signaling fewer moves on both sides of the table.
Looking at the most recent rolling period through September 2026, the typical home value is about $218,000 with a median list price near $220,000. Homes are taking around 42 days to go under contract, roughly in line with last year but much faster than earlier in 2026, when the median time on market peaked at 135 days in March.
Supply conditions have shifted toward a looser environment than last fall, with months of supply up from about 2.0 to 3.1, yet the area still registers as a seller’s market on Agent Pronto’s market gauge. Despite softer demand, sellers retain pricing power, with roughly 46 percent of recent sales closing above asking and an average sale-to-list ratio just over 100 percent. Buyers can take advantage of slower price growth and more breathing room in inventory, while sellers can lean on strong negotiation metrics, and Agent Pronto can help both sides connect with an experienced Jacksonville agent to navigate these dynamics.
