Year-over-year, Westfield’s home values have pushed higher, with the typical home value up about 9 percent in this rolling three-month view. Prices are also above where they were last year even as the median list price shows only a modest gain. Inventory has tightened slightly over the past year, and months of supply has dropped by more than a quarter, reinforcing current seller leverage.
Looking at the most recent rolling period ending in August 2026, the typical home value is just over $518,000 while the median list price is slightly lower. Homes are spending a median of only 17 days on the market, and about 20 percent of sales are closing above list price, with sale-to-list ratios hovering very close to 100 percent.
On the supply side, there are around 700 active listings, and recent declines in new and pending listings suggest buyers have fewer fresh options to choose from. Even with slightly fewer homes coming to market, nearly 500 properties sold in the latest three-month window, underscoring steady demand. Westfield is still categorized as a seller’s market, yet the mix of rising values and limited supply can be challenging for both sides, and Agent Pronto can help buyers and sellers connect with a local agent who understands these conditions.
