Peacock’s housing market is moving on limited supply, with just 6 homes for sale in February 2026. New listings are down sharply from last year, dropping 43.48 percent to only 13, yet buyers put the same number, 13, under contract. With pending sales down 23.53 percent year over year, fewer choices are meeting slightly softer buyer activity.
Homes are taking a bit longer to sell, holding at a median of 31 days on market, which is 34.78 percent higher than a year ago. Even so, conditions still lean toward sellers, reflected in a Seller's Market gauge of 5 and an average sale-to-list ratio just under full price at 0.9991.
Prices have been reacting strongly to this tight inventory, with the typical home value up 17.32 percent year over year to about $745,000, though still below Oceanside’s $855,000 level. List prices have eased month over month, with the median list price at $725,000, down 7.64 percent, while projections point to a typical home value near $820,000 next month even as the projected median list price edges down to $695,000 and inventory tightens further to 4 homes. With 35.71 percent of recent sales closing above asking, both buyers and sellers in Peacock can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate professional who understands how to navigate this shifting pricing and supply landscape.
