Grant’s housing market is moving slowly but still favors sellers. Only 4 homes were on the market in March 2026, with just 1 new listing and 3 pending sales. With just 2 months of supply, buyers have limited options even though activity is muted.
Homes are taking much longer to sell, with the median days on market jumping to 277, up sharply both month over month and year over year. At the same time, inventory has fallen 60% since last month and 50% over the past year, while new listings are down 80% and pending sales are down 40%, signaling fewer deals overall but very tight supply.
Pricing is elevated compared with the broader county, as Grant’s typical home value sits around $840,000 versus about $416,950 in Washington County. However, values have slipped 7.69% since last month and are projected to ease to roughly $805,000 next month, with the projected median list price holding near $670,000. Sellers are still getting close to asking, with an average sale-to-list ratio of about 0.96, but no recent sales closed above list and about 75% of listings saw a price drop, suggesting buyers have some room to negotiate. With Grant rated a seller’s market but showing signs of pricing adjustment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local agent who understands these conditions.
