Greenland is seeing a brisk pace of contracts with 48 homes going under agreement, up about 78% from last year. New listings, at 35 for the month, are actually down roughly 13% year over year, so buyer interest is outpacing fresh supply. Active inventory has fallen to just 18 homes, dropping about 45% from last month and 55% versus a year ago, which supports its current seller’s market label.
Home values in Greenland are significantly higher than in Jacksonville overall, with a typical home value of about $425,000 compared with $300,000 in the city. Listings are responding to the tight supply, with a median list price of $449,500 even as that asking price edged down about 1% from the prior month. Days on market have shortened sharply month over month, down about 27% to 59.5 days, though they are still up a bit more than 12% compared with last year.
Pricing dynamics show most sellers are getting close to their asking numbers, as the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.98 and about 22% of homes sell above list. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical home value is projected to nudge up to around $428,500, with median list price near $446,750 and inventory potentially tightening to about 10 homes. Whether buyers are trying to compete successfully in this seller’s market or homeowners are aiming to price correctly and capitalize on demand, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who knows how to navigate Greenland’s trends.
