Inventory in Pulaski Heights is limited, with just 6 homes on the market in March 2026 and 6 new listings coming online, yet 5 of those moved to pending status, showing steady contract flow. Compared with a year ago, both inventory and new listings have doubled, while pending sales are up about 66.67 percent, underscoring strong buyer interest despite few options.
Pricing is responding to this activity, with the typical home value at about $330,000, up a striking 73.46 percent year over year and 10 percent month over month. Sellers are generally pricing ambitiously, with a median list price of $382,450 in March and a projected median of $413,700 for April, while homes are still selling close to asking at roughly 98.85 percent of list price.
While demand is strong, homes are taking longer to sell, sitting on the market a median of 87 days, more than double last month and sharply higher than a year ago, signaling buyers are selective at higher prices. Pulaski Heights is classified as a Seller's Market with a market gauge of 12, and its typical home value of $330,000 stands well above Little Rock’s $244,950, with Pulaski Heights values projected to edge up to $345,000 next month even as Little Rock overall is expected to dip slightly to $243,700. In this kind of fast-evolving environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto connecting them with an experienced local agent who understands these trends.
