Year-over-year, typical home values in The Cape have dipped about 4.75 percent to around $350,000. Inventory has climbed roughly 32.61 percent over the same period, while new listings are up about 4.26 percent. At the same time, pending sales have fallen nearly 35.71 percent, pointing to slower buyer activity than last year.
In March 2026, the typical home value held steady at $350,000, while the median list price hovered near $385,000. Homes spent a long time on the market at a median of 98.5 days, which is up both month over month and year over year by 27.92 percent and 43.8 percent.
Current supply shows 61 active listings and 49 new listings, with 27 homes going under contract and only about 5.26 percent selling above list price. Sellers are still slightly favored, with the area labeled a Seller's Market and an average sale-to-list ratio of about 0.96, higher than Jacksonville’s typical home value of $300,000 but with more inventory locally and citywide at 4,215 listings. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections keep typical values near $350,000, the median list price edging to $385,500, and inventory rising modestly to about 65 homes, giving buyers more options while sellers adjust to longer timelines. Buyers and sellers in The Cape can both benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands these shifting conditions.
