Year over year, Taunton’s rolling three-month numbers show prices easing slightly while inventory grows. The typical home value is down about 1 percent from last year’s period, and the median list price is off roughly 6 percent. At the same time, active listings are up around 8 percent and months of supply has expanded sharply, rising about 85 percent to 2.4 months.
In the most recent rolling three-month window ending in September 2026, buyers are seeing more options and a bit more time to decide. There are 275 active listings, homes are taking a median of 26 days to go under contract, and just over half of properties go off the market within two weeks.
Seller leverage has cooled compared with a year ago, even though Taunton is still considered a seller’s market. Only about 46 percent of homes are selling above list price now, down from nearly two-thirds last fall, and the average sale-to-list ratio has edged just slightly above 101 percent. Sales volume is also softer, with homes sold down about 3 percent and pending sales lower by roughly 11 percent year over year, even as new listings are roughly flat. With these crosscurrents in prices, speed, and inventory, both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate professional who knows how to navigate Taunton’s current market conditions.
