Year-over-year, South Beloit’s rolling three-month typical home value has moved lower, down about 14 percent, while median list prices are about 5 percent below last year. Inventory has expanded over the same period, with active listings up roughly 30 percent and months of supply more than doubling, signaling more options for shoppers even as values soften.
In the latest rolling three-month view through September 2026, typical home values sit around $213,000 with median list prices close by at about $218,000. Homes are taking longer to sell than a year ago, with median days on market rising to 19, yet the average sale-to-list price ratio still hovers just above 100 percent, and nearly 47 percent of sales close above asking.
Sales activity has edged up modestly compared with last year, with homes sold increasing by about 5 percent even as pending sales have eased. With just 1.6 months of supply, South Beloit still leans toward a seller’s market, but higher inventory and longer market times give buyers a bit more room to negotiate. Agent Pronto can connect buyers seeking opportunities in this shifting environment and sellers aiming to price and time their listings effectively with a South Beloit agent who knows the data behind these trends.
