Homes in Near Southeast are taking some time to move, with a median of 68 days on market in February 2026, which is up more than 80 percent from the prior month and about 15 percent higher than a year ago. Even with this slower pace, conditions still lean toward sellers, reflected in a strong seller’s market gauge of 10.
Prices have been edging up alongside that longer selling timeline. The typical home value sits around $157,500, up about 3.62 percent year over year and 5.0 percent month over month, while the median list price is close to $165,000 after a roughly 4.8 percent monthly increase. Inventory is relatively limited at 53 homes, down about 7.02 percent from last month and 13.11 percent from a year ago.
Buyer activity has cooled, with pending sales down about 20.9 percent year over year and new listings off by 30.38 percent, yet almost 24 percent of recent sales still closed above the asking price and homes are selling for about 96.6 percent of list on average. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected to rise to about $161,250, with median list prices around $168,775 and inventory near 51 homes, keeping Near Southeast more affordable than Indianapolis overall at $240,000. Whether buyers are trying to navigate these shifting conditions or sellers are aiming to price correctly in a seller-leaning market, Agent Pronto can connect them with an agent who understands Near Southeast’s trends.
