Year-over-year, Landmark’s rolling three-month numbers show rising values but softer activity. The typical home value is up about 7 percent from a year ago, even as the median list price has slipped roughly 6 percent. Homes are taking slightly less time to sell than last year, with median days on market down a bit.
Current conditions point to a market that is less frenzied but still leans toward sellers. Only 5 homes sold in the latest three-month window, down more than a third from a year earlier, and new listings also declined by about a quarter, keeping choices limited for buyers. Months of supply climbed sharply to 4.5, up from around 2.3 a year ago, yet the market gauge still classifies Landmark as a seller’s market, and the average sale-to-list ratio is a strong 99.6 percent.
Looking back over the past two years, Landmark has seen substantial price growth from late 2024 and 2025, even with some recent pullbacks from mid-2026 highs. Homes are now spending about 50 days on the market, which is quicker than at the start of this year but slower than some periods in 2025, reflecting a more balanced pace. With only 20 percent of recent sales closing above list price and supply higher than last year, both buyers and sellers can benefit from guidance, and Agent Pronto can help each of them connect with the right local agent.
