North Peoria’s housing numbers in March 2026 showed some notable month-over-month shifts, with the typical home value edging up 0.23% to about $217,450 while the median list price jumped 12.73% to roughly $247,450. Homes also took longer to go under contract compared with the prior month, as median days on market rose 10.71% to 31 days, even though inventory slipped to 11 active listings, a 15.38% monthly decline.
Looking back over the past year adds useful context. Typical home values are down 6.17% year over year, but properties in North Peoria still sit well above the broader Peoria city typical value of about $145,900. Median days on market have fallen 34.04% from a year ago, now at 31 days. Fewer sellers are entering the market, with new listings down 31.82% and inventory also 15.38% lower than last year.
Demand and pricing dynamics underline why North Peoria is classified as a seller’s market, with a market gauge reading of 4. Roughly 32% of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.988, signaling buyers are paying close to asking. For April 2026, projections show typical values holding near $217,700 and median list prices moving toward about $261,425, with inventory around 10 homes. Whether buyers want to navigate tight options or sellers hope to capitalize on these conditions, Agent Pronto can connect both with a local expert agent who knows North Peoria’s numbers inside and out.
