Over the past year, Marin County’s typical home value has dipped about 2.44 percent to $1,500,000, while Strawberry is holding much higher at $2,457,500. That gap highlights Strawberry as a premium pocket within the county. Month over month, local values in Strawberry have inched up about 1.34 percent, signaling steady price resilience.
In March 2026, buyers saw a median list price of $1,770,000 and homes moved off the market quickly, with a median of just 15 days. About half of recent sales closed above the list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio reached roughly 1.17, showing many sellers still achieving strong results.
Inventory in Strawberry is limited but growing, with 9 active listings in March and a months-of-supply figure of 2.3, placing the area in a Neutral Market where neither side has a clear upper hand. New listings reached 7 for the month, while only 2 homes went under contract, and one-third of sellers reduced prices, giving buyers more room to negotiate. Looking ahead to April 2026, inventory is projected to edge up to 11 homes, with a projected typical home value of about $2,473,750 and a projected median list price near $910,500, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from connecting with an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate professional who knows Strawberry well.
