Pleasant Valley is seeing a relatively small pool of homes for sale, with 15 listings on the market in March 2026 and 13 of those newly listed. Contract activity is steady but a bit softer, with 10 pending sales and a 9.09% decline in pending deals compared to last year. Inventory is still limited despite a 15.38% month-over-month rise, and the market gauge of 15 points to clear advantages for sellers.
Pricing is responding strongly to that tight supply, with the typical home value at about $441,950, far above Little Rock’s $244,950. Year over year, Pleasant Valley’s typical home value has jumped 63.75%, and it is projected to reach roughly $482,925 by April 2026, even as the broader city is expected to edge down to $243,700. Sellers are generally pricing with some cushion, as the median list price sits around $499,900, though it dipped 9.11% from the prior month.
Homes are taking longer to move, with a median of 87 days on market, up 79.38% month over month and 52.63% year over year, and no recent sales have closed above list price as the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.98. Looking ahead to April, inventory is projected to hold roughly steady at 16 homes, suggesting buyers may gain slightly more choice while sellers still hold the upper hand. Whether you are a buyer trying to time your move or a seller navigating strong but shifting prices, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands Pleasant Valley’s numbers and trends.
