Old Farm is seeing more homes come onto the market, with 11 properties available and 15 new listings in March 2026. That new listing activity is up about 66.67% from a year ago, giving buyers more options than they had last spring. Even with more choices, 13 homes went under contract, a 30% jump in pending sales compared with last year.
Homes are taking about 56 days to go under contract, which is nearly 31% faster than a year ago, even though days on market rose around 10.89% from the prior month. With a market gauge of 8 and only about 10% of recent sales closing above list price, Old Farm still leans toward a seller’s market but with signs that buyers have a bit more room to negotiate.
Pricing has been moving higher, with the typical home value around $515,000, up 10.28% year over year and 7.85% just since last month. That stands slightly below Naperville overall at $538,500, yet Old Farm values are projected to rise further to about $533,750 next month even as the projected median list price dips to roughly $436,100. Inventory in Old Farm is expected to edge up to about 14 homes, while Naperville more broadly sits at 315 active listings, giving buyers a range of options nearby. Whether buyers want to navigate shifting prices or sellers hope to time the strong demand, Agent Pronto can connect both with a local Old Farm expert who knows this market well.
