Burlington currently leans toward a seller’s market, with the market gauge at 20. Months of supply has risen to 6.4 in the latest rolling three‑month period, signaling more inventory relative to sales. Even with that increase, only 2 active listings were available at the end of July 2026.
Prices and list trends show how volatile a small market can be. The median list price in the latest rolling three months is up sharply year over year, rising about 186 percent, while the typical home value has edged down slightly compared with the prior three‑month period. Homes are taking time to move, with a median of 84 days on market in the current window, unchanged from the prior month. No homes have sold above list recently, and the average sale‑to‑list price ratio sits around 78 percent, suggesting buyers often negotiate meaningful discounts.
Looking back at earlier periods highlights big swings in both prices and activity. In mid‑2024, the median sale price over a three‑month span reached $330,000, compared with just $17,491 in the most recent three‑month view, and months of supply has moved between about 2 and over 12 during the past two years. New listings have dropped nearly 50 percent year over year, which can limit options for buyers even when homes take longer to sell. With such a small number of sales shaping the local statistics, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with an experienced Burlington agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
