Over the past year, Antioch home values have dipped slightly, with the typical home value down about 1.2 percent to roughly $585,000. That compares to a steeper 6.25 percent decline in Contra Costa County, where typical values are near $750,000. Year-over-year, buyers are seeing about 22 percent fewer homes for sale and pending sales are down almost 21 percent, signaling a slower pace than last year even as it stays a seller-leaning market.
In February 2026, the median list price in Antioch reached about $588,000, up around 2.3 percent from the prior month, while typical values rose nearly 1.8 percent month over month. Homes spent a median of 35 days on the market, which is sharply faster than the previous month but still about 12.9 percent slower than a year earlier.
Supply remains tight at roughly 145 active listings and about 2.6 months of inventory, with new listings down nearly 22 percent from last year and March inventory projected to edge up only to about 147 homes. Roughly 17 percent of sellers cut their asking price, yet almost 47 percent of recent sales still closed above list, and the average sale-to-list ratio was just over 100 percent, supporting Antioch’s “Seller’s Market” label. With typical values projected to rise modestly to about $590,250 and the median list price to around $594,500 in March, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in connecting with a local agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
