Month-over-month trends in Town and Country point to some notable shifts, with typical home values sliding about 9.41% in March 2026 to roughly $231,000 even as the median list price climbed 8.73% to about $217,450. Homes are taking longer to move, with median days on market jumping more than 30% from the prior month to 144 days.
Looking back a year adds important perspective. Typical home values are down about 10.79% year over year, putting Town and Country below the broader Tallahassee market, where typical values sit closer to $274,125. At the same time, buyers have more to choose from than last year, with inventory up 16.67% to 14 active listings and pending sales surging 57.14%, even as new listings dropped 40%.
Despite slower timelines, conditions still lean toward sellers, reflected in a seller's market gauge of 13 and about one-third of recent sales closing above list price, with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.95. Inventory is expected to edge down to 13 homes in April, while projections call for a slight dip in typical values to about $219,000 and a modest rise in the median list price to roughly $226,175. With these mixed signals and shifting leverage, both buyers and sellers in Town and Country can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a skilled local agent to navigate their next move.
