Inventory in Knightsville has loosened compared with last year, even though it is still a seller-leaning market. Active listings are up sharply year over year, rising more than 30 percent to about four homes on the market in this rolling three-month view. New listings have more than doubled over the same period, while pending sales are down by roughly half, showing fewer deals moving into contract despite more homes being offered.
Pricing is adjusting to this shift in supply and demand. The median list price over the latest rolling three-month period is down more than 13 percent from a year ago, landing in the mid-$130,000s. Earlier in 2026, sale prices swung from the low $100,000s to over $230,000, underscoring how volatile a small market can be when only a few homes sell.
Speed has also been uneven, with homes at times closing in just days and at other points sitting for months, and almost all recent listings exiting the market within two weeks whether by sale or removal. The mix of more inventory, softer asking prices, and slower contract activity points to conditions that can be confusing to navigate without local expertise. Agent Pronto can connect buyers who want to capitalize on more options and sellers who still hold an advantage in a seller’s market with a Knightsville agent who understands these trends.
