Mid-Westside is seeing a relatively lean set of options, with 57 homes on the market and 49 new listings in March 2026. Buyers are moving carefully, with 27 pending sales and inventory down 8.06% from the previous month. Compared with last year, inventory has fallen 24%, and new listings are down 33.78%, tightening choices for shoppers.
Pricing is adjusting to this slower contract flow. The typical home value sits around $85,000, which is 43.33% lower than a year ago but up 8.97% month over month, and the median list price is about $164,000 after a 5.84% monthly increase. Homes are spending less time on the market at a median of 45 days, down 21.05% since last month and 35.71% since last year, and only about 11% of recent sales closed above list price while the average sale-to-list ratio is near 0.89.
Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values in Mid-Westside are projected to edge up to roughly $88,500, with the projected median list price around $168,527 and inventory easing slightly to 54 homes. This neighborhood remains far more affordable than Jacksonville overall, where the typical home value is closer to $300,000 and inventory is much higher at 4,215 homes. With Mid-Westside showing seller-leaning conditions on the market gauge and notable shifts in both pricing and timelines, Agent Pronto can connect buyers and sellers with an agent who understands how to navigate these trends.
