South East End is seeing very limited supply, with only 10 homes on the market in March 2026 and no month-over-month change in inventory. New listings have fallen sharply, down 43.33% from last year to just 34, even as there were 40 pending sales. With pending sales also down 23.08% year over year, buyers are still active but have fewer options to choose from.
Pricing is reacting to this tight supply, as typical home values reached about $260,000 in March, up 4.0% from last year and 5.09% from the prior month. The median list price followed a similar pattern at $255,000, rising 2.02% month over month, while homes are projected to see a typical value of $266,300 and a median list price of about $257,525 in April.
Homes are moving a bit faster than last month, with the median days on market dropping to 29, a 7.94% month-over-month decline, even though days on market are much higher than a year ago. Nearly 47% of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio was slightly above full price at about 1.006, underscoring the current seller’s market conditions. Compared with Grand Rapids overall, where typical values are around $302,000 and inventory is closer to 160 homes, South East End offers relatively lower prices but tighter supply, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with a skilled local agent to navigate these trends.
