Reservoir-Whiskey Hill has seen some notable month-to-month movement in this rolling three-month view ending in September 2026, with the typical home value rising about 8 percent while the median list price dipped slightly. Active listings fell by roughly one-fifth over the month, and new listings dropped by nearly one-third, pointing to fewer fresh options for buyers. Homes sold ticked up modestly month over month even as pending sales slipped, suggesting some earlier contracts are now closing. At the same time, homes are taking much longer to sell than a month ago, with median days on market jumping sharply.
Looking at the past year adds helpful context. The typical home value is up only slightly year over year, and list prices have also inched higher, signaling steady but not dramatic price growth. Sales volume has surged compared with a year ago, with homes sold nearly doubling over the same rolling period even as new listings have fallen significantly. Despite that tighter flow of new inventory, months of supply is still low at 2.3, reinforcing the current seller’s market designation.
Pricing dynamics have cooled from the peaks of the past few years. A smaller share of homes is now selling above list compared with last year, and the average sale-to-list ratio has eased to just under 100 percent, indicating buyers have a bit more room to negotiate than before. Even so, conditions are still somewhat more favorable to sellers than in the broader Bridgeport market, which has higher months of supply. Both buyers and sellers can benefit from teaming up with an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent who understands these shifts in Reservoir-Whiskey Hill.
