Cloverdale home values are up modestly over the past year, rising about 1.7 percent to a typical value of roughly $600,000. That contrasts with Sonoma County overall, where typical values near $781,500 are down about 4.8 percent year over year. Even with that strength, values in Cloverdale sit well below the broader county level.
In February 2026, list prices and pace told a more mixed story for buyers and sellers. The median list price reached about $599,000, jumping nearly 18.6 percent from the prior month while homes spent around 66 days on the market, which is still about 65 percent longer than a year ago even after a sharp month‑to‑month improvement. Only about 6 percent of listings saw a price cut, and roughly 20 percent of homes sold above list, with final sale prices averaging about 98 percent of asking.
Inventory remains limited, with just 16 homes on the market, down roughly 11 percent from last month and more than 30 percent from a year ago, and about 3.2 months of supply supporting a seller’s market reading of 40. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to typical values easing toward $534,000 while the median list price could move up toward about $646,012 and inventory may edge down to 15 homes. In this kind of shifting environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with an experienced local agent who understands Cloverdale’s numbers and trends.
