Over the past year, Kensington has seen notable price shifts, with typical home values down about 27.56 percent. Even with that drop, homes here, at roughly $733,500, still sit well above the Coral Springs city typical value of about $612,500. Inventory has eased slightly year over year, dipping around 8.33 percent.
Looking at February 2026, sellers asked a median list price near $825,000, and homes took a long 198 days to go under contract, up more than 45 percent from last year. Buyers and sellers are negotiating, with homes selling for about 95.27 percent of list price and roughly one third of recent sales closing above asking.
Month to month, conditions have been shifting quickly, with typical home values jumping about 26.47 percent and median list prices rising nearly 39.96 percent. New listings were up 12.5 percent year over year to 9, while inventory reached 11 homes, a 37.5 percent monthly increase, and pending sales were down 16.67 percent compared to last year. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected around $810,250, with a projected median list price of about $942,775 and inventory near 12 homes, all within a seller’s market reading of 22 on the local gauge. In this kind of shifting seller-leaning environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting them with a knowledgeable Kensington agent.
