Year-over-year, Roosevelt’s rolling three-month data shows mixed pricing but a cooler pace. Typical home values are down slightly, about 1% from last year, while median list prices are essentially flat. At the same time, inventory has expanded, with active listings up more than 20%, signaling more options for buyers than a year ago.
Looking at the latest rolling period ending in May 2026, the typical home value sits around $405,000, with homes generally listing just under that level. Median days on market have stretched to about six weeks, a sharp increase from last year, and months of supply has climbed to 3.2, up roughly 70% year over year. Even with this added supply, demand is solid, as about 36% of homes still sell above list and the average sale-to-list ratio hovers just over 100%, pointing to reasonably firm pricing.
Activity levels are shifting as well. Pending sales have jumped nearly 28% compared with last year, even though homes sold are down slightly and new listings are roughly flat, suggesting more deals are in the pipeline. Compared with the broader city of Fresno, Roosevelt’s prices are closely aligned while inventory has grown a bit faster, and the area is still classified as a seller’s market. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these evolving conditions can use Agent Pronto to connect with a local Roosevelt agent who understands the data on both sides of the transaction.
