Fridley’s housing supply has been building, with 38 homes on the market and inventory up 18.75% from last month. New listings reached 26 in February 2026, even though that’s down 13.33% from a year ago. Buyers are taking more time, with homes spending a typical 39 days on the market and months of supply sitting at 6.3.
Contract activity has cooled compared with last year, as pending sales are down 38.71% year over year while roughly one out of every three recent deals closed above the asking price. Pricing is adjusting to this slower pace, with about 13% of listings seeing a price drop and sellers receiving about 98% of their list price on average.
Home values in Fridley have shifted, with a typical home value of about $250,000, which is lower than Anoka County’s $370,000 and down 14.53% from last year and 30.46% from last month. Even with that decline, the city is still labeled a seller’s market, and list prices have moved the other way, rising 8.53% month over month to about $349,950, with a projected median list price of roughly $363,699 next month. With projected inventory edging up to 41 homes while the projected typical home value dips to about $195,250, both buyers and sellers in Fridley can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with a skilled local real estate agent who understands these trends.
