Home values in Grand Rapids have climbed compared with last year, rising about 6 percent to a typical value of roughly $302,000. Inventory has tightened over the past year as well, down about 37 percent to just 160 homes for sale. At the same time, pending sales have slipped about 16 percent and new listings are down nearly 36 percent, pointing to fewer options and strong pressure on available homes.
In March 2026, the median list price hovered near $299,900 while homes spent a quick 9 days on the market on average. Conditions lean toward sellers, with only 1 month of supply, about 40 percent of homes selling above list, and final sale prices coming in just over asking at roughly 100.7 percent of list.
Looking ahead to April 2026, typical home values are projected to move up to about $310,500, with the median list price expected to edge higher to around $304,850 even as inventory is forecast to dip to about 140 homes. Grand Rapids prices sit below Kent County overall, where typical values are near $350,700 and projected to reach about $361,050, reinforcing the area’s relative affordability within the county. Whether you are a buyer trying to compete in this strong seller’s market or a homeowner aiming to take advantage of rising values, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who knows how to navigate these conditions for both buyers and sellers.
