Inventory in Pulaski County has been edging up, with active listings rising slightly from last month and up a bit from a year ago. New listings dipped modestly month over month but remain nearly 20% higher than last year, keeping fresh options coming to market. Homes going under contract are also increasing, as pending sales are up both from May and year over year.
Buyer activity has been strong enough that homes are moving faster and faster. The median days on market has dropped from 25 days in May to 20 days in June, and is far below where it stood a year ago, indicating buyers are acting more quickly when they see the right home.
Prices are responding to this mix of rising supply and solid demand. The typical home value is up about 6% compared with last year, and the share of homes selling above list price has climbed to nearly 30%, with the average sale-to-list ratio just under 100%. At the same time, Pulaski County’s months of supply is 2.5, tighter than Missouri’s 3 months, underscoring its seller-leaning conditions even as homes sold in June were down from a year ago. With these shifting dynamics, both buyers and sellers in Pulaski County can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding a local agent who understands this market and can guide their next move.
