Greater Arlington saw 632 homes for sale in March 2026, with 711 new listings added to the mix. Buyers put 695 homes under contract, keeping activity brisk even with fewer new options than a year ago, when new listings were down 19.2 percent. Inventory is still 21.0 percent lower than last year, which helps explain why conditions lean toward sellers and the area is rated a 9 on the seller’s market gauge.
Home values are adjusting modestly rather than swinging sharply. The typical home value is about $319,995, down 3.03 percent from last year and essentially flat month over month, while the median list price sits near $329,900 with only a 0.02 percent month‑to‑month dip. Homes are taking a bit longer to sell at 66 median days on market, which is up 8.2 percent year over year and 1.54 percent from the prior month, giving some buyers a little more breathing room even in a seller‑leaning environment.
Compared with Jacksonville overall, where the typical home value is closer to $300,000, Greater Arlington continues to sit at a somewhat higher price point. Projections for April 2026 suggest stability ahead, with a projected typical home value of about $319,992, a projected median list price near $329,875, and inventory edging up to 635 homes. Whether you plan to buy or sell in Greater Arlington, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands these trends and can help buyers and sellers navigate them effectively.
