Lydia’s rolling three-month trends point to a market that has swung quite a bit over the past few years. Median sale prices have ranged from about $64,800 at the end of 2023 to $315,000 by mid-2024, before easing to $114,000 by March 2026. Days on market have also bounced between very quick sales, like 4 to 10 days in late 2024 and 2025, and much slower periods over 300 days.
Recent rolling data shows limited but active movement, with one or two homes closing in many quarters. For example, two homes sold around March 2026, the same count seen in several earlier periods, even when prices and marketing times were very different. Inventory has typically been low, often just one to four active listings at a time, which helps explain why Lydia is currently categorized as a seller’s market.
Looking back, months of supply has swung from a tight 1.5 months at mid-2022 and mid-2025 to more than 9 months around mid-2024, underscoring how quickly negotiating power can shift. The share of homes selling above list has usually been 0 percent, but it briefly reached 50 percent in early 2026, suggesting some buyers recently had to bid more aggressively for desirable properties. With such small numbers of sales driving big percentage changes, local expertise matters, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands Lydia’s shifting conditions.
