Year over year, Holiday Hills home prices have moved higher in the rolling three-month view, with the median list price up about 17 percent. Inventory has climbed as well, with active listings rising roughly 68 percent from a year ago. New listings have more than doubled in that same period, signaling more homeowners are deciding to sell.
Looking at the most recent rolling three months through August 2026, the median list price sits around $280,000, even after a notable drop from early summer levels. Buyers now see about five active listings to choose from, compared with tighter options in prior years. New listings totaled four in this period, and there were three homes under contract, pointing to steady buyer interest despite higher asking prices.
Historical data shows Holiday Hills shifting between tight and more balanced conditions, but today it is identified as a seller’s market. Past years have seen months of supply swing from as low as about half a month to more than six months, and homes have at times sold quickly and above asking. With nearly two-thirds of recently listed homes going off the market within two weeks, attractive and well-priced properties can still move fast. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these changing conditions can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local real estate agent who understands the Holiday Hills market.
