Homes in Buckeye are taking some time to find buyers, spending a typical 55 days on the market in March 2026. That pace has actually sped up from the prior month, with days on market down 31.25 percent, even though homes are still sitting longer than they did a year ago. About 25 percent of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio sits just under asking at about 0.98. With this mix of longer timelines than last year but quicker movement than last month, buyers and sellers both need to watch how pricing lines up with demand.
Home values in Buckeye are trending lower, with a typical home value of about $305,000, down 5.28 percent year over year and nearly 10 percent month over month. In contrast, the median list price holds steady at roughly $343,700, showing no month-over-month change. Compared with the broader Redding area, where typical values are closer to $416,000 and have grown more than 10 percent over the past year, Buckeye offers relatively lower price points.
Supply is tight, with only 7 active listings in March and inventory down 12.5 percent from both last month and last year. New listings are up 42.86 percent year over year, yet projected inventory is expected to edge down to about 6 homes in April. The Seller's Market gauge of 6 reflects limited choices for buyers and solid leverage for sellers. With projected typical values near $288,125 next month and steady list prices, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local agent who understands these trends.
