Year-over-year, Longbranch’s rolling three-month data points to a slower, more buyer-friendly market. Homes are taking much longer to sell, with median days on market up 86 percent from a year ago. Supply has expanded sharply over the same period, with months of supply up dramatically, reinforcing softer conditions for sellers.
Looking at the latest rolling three-month snapshot through September 2026, prices are mixed but generally lower than Jacksonville as a whole. The typical home value in Longbranch sits well below the city’s median sale price, underscoring its relative affordability. Listing activity has cooled substantially, with new listings down more than 50 percent year over year and active listings down nearly 36 percent, even as inventory now equates to about 14.4 months of supply.
Buyer demand has eased too, with homes sold down about 71 percent year over year and pending sales off nearly 75 percent. Negotiation leverage has shifted, reflected in an average sale-to-list ratio under 94 percent and no recent sales closing above list price. With Longbranch positioned firmly as a buyer’s market compared with Jacksonville’s more balanced 4.1 months of supply, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands how to navigate these conditions.
