Homes in Grant are moving at a steady pace with just 10 properties on the market and 3 going under contract recently. Even with 10 months of supply, typical listings are spending only about 10 days on the market. Contract activity is slightly softer than last year, as pending sales are down about 25 percent year over year.
Pricing is adjusting after a big run-up. The typical home value is about $910,000, which is more than double Washington County’s $430,000 level, and up roughly 50 percent from a year ago, even after an 18.2 percent month-over-month dip. About 20 percent of sellers have reduced their asking price recently, yet homes that do sell are still averaging about 3.5 percent above list, and every recent sale has closed above the list price.
Conditions in Grant lean toward sellers, reflected in a seller’s market gauge of 33, but buyers are seeing more options than a year ago as inventory has doubled. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected around $808,750, with inventory expected to hold near 10 listings, signaling a period of price recalibration rather than a sharp slowdown in activity. Whether you are a homeowner trying to price correctly in this shifting environment or a buyer working to interpret these mixed signals, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands Grant’s numbers and trends and can guide both buyers and sellers with confidence.
