Westminster is seeing a relatively lean set of options, with 27 homes on the market and 10 new listings in February 2026. Inventory has grown about 3.85% from last month and roughly 22.73% over the past year, yet activity has cooled, with only 8 pending sales and a 50% drop in contract volume year over year. With 3.4 months of supply, conditions still lean toward sellers, but buyers are gaining a bit more room to negotiate.
Pricing is adjusting to this shift, as the typical home value sits around $362,500 after a 6.45% monthly dip, though it is still up 34.26% compared with last year. Sellers are asking a median list price of about $417,500, down 1.76% month over month, and homes are taking a median of 51 days to go under contract, which is shorter than last month but substantially longer than a year ago. About 29.63% of listings saw a price drop, and only 37.5% of homes sold above asking, aligning with an average sale-to-list ratio of 98.45%.
Looking ahead to March 2026, Westminster’s typical home value is projected around $350,000 with a projected median list price of $413,750 and inventory holding at 27 homes. Compared with Carroll County, where the typical value is about $491,500 and projected to rise to $507,250, Westminster offers a relatively more affordable option in the same broader area. Whether you plan to buy or sell, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Westminster agent who understands these trends and can guide you through the next steps.
