Home values in Central Perris have been moving recently, with the typical home value at about $563,536 in February 2026, slightly below the broader Perris city figure of $582,250. Values jumped 8.79% from the previous month even as they dipped 0.44% compared with a year earlier, reflecting some short-term momentum against a flatter longer-term trend. List prices told a different story, with the median list price around $520,000 and down 7.85% month over month, suggesting sellers may be adjusting expectations to attract buyers.
Listing and contract activity shows a busy but changing environment. There were 62 new listings in February, down 20.51% from a year earlier, while inventory stood at 36 homes, 28% lower than the prior month and 20% lower year over year. Pending sales reached 65, a modest 7.14% decline from last year that still indicates steady demand.
Homes are taking longer to sell, with the median days on market at about 50.5 days, up 14.77% from the previous month and 23.17% compared with last year. Even with this slower pace, roughly one-third of homes sold above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio was a tight 0.992, consistent with a seller’s market reading of 6 on the local gauge. With projected home values rising toward $586,303 and inventory expected to ease to 29 listings, both buyers and sellers can benefit from working with an Agent Pronto–recommended agent to navigate conditions and negotiate effectively.
