Homes in Highlands are spending a considerable amount of time on the market, with a median of 85 days in March 2026, matching the prior month but up 63.46% from a year earlier, which points to a slower pace for closing deals even though activity is still present. This longer timeline gives buyers more room to evaluate options and negotiate.
Home values and asking prices have been easing back, which ties into that slower pace. The typical home value is about $200,000, down 10.11% year over year and 4.26% month over month, and below Jacksonville’s citywide typical value of $300,000. Sellers are listing at a median price of $242,450, about 3.79% lower than last month.
Supply has grown compared with last year, with 58 homes on the market in March, up 34.88% annually even after a 7.94% month‑over‑month dip. New listings are active at 56 for the month, 36.59% higher than a year ago, and pending sales have climbed 12.5% year over year, while about 9% of homes are still selling above list with an average sale‑to‑list ratio near 0.96 in what is labeled a Seller’s Market. Projections for April show typical values around $195,550, a median list price near $237,675, and inventory close to 55, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from connecting with Agent Pronto to find an agent who understands these conditions.
