Woodmore is seeing only a small number of homes for sale, with just 7 properties on the market and 2 new listings in February 2026. Contract activity is similarly modest, with 2 pending sales and a months-of-supply figure of 3.5 indicating a slight lean toward sellers. Homes are taking time to move, spending a median of 138 days on the market even as days on market fell 40% from the prior month.
Pricing tells a more complex story, with sellers asking high while values show mixed signals. The typical home value sits around $539,500, about 3.75% higher than a year ago, yet down 4.51% month over month, and below Prince George’s County’s projected $442,500 value growth pace. At the same time, the median list price is much higher at $922,500 and jumped 36.67% from the previous month, while projections show list prices potentially edging up toward $1,046,250 and inventory dipping to 5 homes.
Buyer and seller behavior is also adjusting to these conditions. Nearly 42.86% of active listings saw a price drop, the share of homes selling above list is currently 0%, and the average sale-to-list ratio stands at about 0.99, suggesting buyers have room to negotiate while sellers still hold some leverage in this seller’s market. With pending sales down 33.33% year over year and new listings down 60%, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
