Paradise home values have climbed notably over the past year, rising about 14.31 percent. Typical homes now sit around $419,500, slightly above the $412,500 level in Butte County overall. Compared with the county’s small annual dip of 0.36 percent, Paradise stands out for its upward momentum.
In February 2026, sellers listed homes at a median price of about $444,250, with properties spending a median of 53 days on the market. Conditions lean toward sellers, reflected in a seller’s market gauge of 34 and a relatively low 3.2 months of supply. Inventory reached 82 homes with 32 new listings and 24 pending sales, even as new listings slipped 5.88 percent and pending sales fell 11.11 percent year over year. Around 20.73 percent of listings saw a price drop, and roughly 23.08 percent of homes still sold above list price, with sale prices averaging 98.81 percent of asking.
Looking to next month, typical home values are projected to move up to about $430,750, and the median list price is expected to edge toward $460,375. Inventory may grow slightly to around 85 homes, building on the recent 9.33 percent month-over-month increase. With days on market up 26.19 percent year over year and inventory still down 12.77 percent from last year, buyers and sellers in Paradise can both benefit from Agent Pronto’s help finding a skilled local agent to navigate these shifting conditions.
