Over the past year, Landmark has seen a striking jump in home values, with the typical home value up 76.1 percent. That brings the typical home value to about $184,900, compared with $245,000 in Pulaski County overall. March 2026 alone saw a further 13.44 percent month-over-month increase, underscoring how quickly prices have been moving.
In the latest month, the median list price reached $204,950, rising 14.82 percent from the prior month as sellers responded to higher values and limited options. Homes are taking longer to sell, with median days on market at 69 days, up both 76.92 percent month over month and 7.81 percent year over year, suggesting buyers have more time to consider their choices even as prices climb.
Inventory in Landmark remains small at just 8 active listings and 4 new listings in March, though inventory is up 33.33 percent month over month and 14.29 percent year over year, translating to about 8 months of supply. Roughly 37.5 percent of sellers reduced their prices, no homes closed above list price, and pending sales are down 33.33 percent from last year, pointing to a cooling pace within what is still labeled a seller’s market at a gauge of 40. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to $195,850 with a median list price around $218,175 and inventory near 9 homes, and both buyers and sellers can use Agent Pronto to connect with a local expert who understands these shifts.
