Year over year, Burnt Store Marina’s rolling three-month data shows prices holding up better than activity levels. The typical home value is up about 15% from a year ago, even as homes sold over the same window are down roughly 13%. Inventory has eased only slightly compared with last year, while the months of supply has roughly doubled, pointing to more options and slower movement.
In the latest rolling three-month period ending in September 2026, typical home values sit around $418,000 with a median list price closer to $355,000, signaling buyers often see asking prices below recent sale levels. Homes are spending a lot more time on the market, with the median days on market up to about six months, and virtually no properties closing above list price as the average sale-to-list ratio hovers near 93%.
Supply conditions have shifted noticeably, with months of supply at about 10.4, reinforcing Burnt Store Marina’s neutral market reading. Fewer homes are selling and going under contract than a year ago, yet new listings have increased over that period, giving shoppers a broader set of choices. With only about one in five listings going off the market within two weeks, both sides have more room to negotiate. Agent Pronto can connect buyers and sellers here with an experienced local agent who understands these evolving dynamics and how to navigate them effectively.
