Clay County’s housing numbers have shifted notably over the past year. The median list price in May 2026 is up sharply year over year, rising nearly 90 percent, while new listings have more than doubled in the same period. Pending sales have climbed even faster, with an increase of just over 200 percent compared to a year ago.
In the latest monthly snapshot, the median list price in Clay County sits at about $568,785, dipping slightly from April yet still far above last year’s levels. Active listings rose from 16 in April to 21 in May, hinting at more options for shoppers even as prices remain elevated relative to 2025. New listings held steady at four between April and May, suggesting that the expanded inventory is coming both from fresh listings and properties staying on the market longer.
Recent history shows a market with wide swings in sale prices and time on market, from very high sale prices and short marketing times last fall to higher months of supply and no homes selling above list price in early 2026. Compared with Georgia overall, where months of supply are about 4.6, Clay County’s recent readings above 10 months point to more of a buyer’s market dynamic locally. With these shifting conditions, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a real estate agent who understands the Clay County market in detail.
