Year-over-year, Riverview has seen typical home values fall about 23.9 percent to roughly $232,000, even as Wayne County as a whole is up 3.63 percent to about $200,000. At the same time, inventory has tightened sharply with an estimated 33.33 percent drop from last year, while pending sales are holding steady with no change.
Looking more closely at March 2026, homes were listed around a median of $174,900 and tended to sit on the market for about 116 days, a jump of more than 1,100 percent compared with a year earlier. Despite that long timeline, conditions still lean toward sellers, with only 1.6 months of supply, 37.5 percent of listings seeing price drops, and final sale prices averaging roughly 5.6 percent above asking.
Expectations for April 2026 point to a projected typical home value of about $251,775 in Riverview, higher than the county’s projected $210,050, while median list prices may edge down toward $167,400 and inventory may slip to around 7 listings. With just 8 active listings in March, 6 new listings, and 7 homes going under contract, both sides of the table need to stay focused on timing and pricing. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting numbers can use Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands this market.
