Year over year, Reynolds County is seeing a mixed pricing picture, with typical home values down notably while the median list price has more than doubled. Sales activity is picking up, as homes sold have risen sharply compared with last year and pending sales are up even more. Inventory has expanded from a year ago, though months of supply has moved lower, supporting the current seller’s market reading.
In June 2026, the median sale price sat at about $224,000, while sellers were asking a much higher median list price of roughly $435,000. Homes are taking about 61 days to sell on the market, and buyers are typically paying around 87 percent of the list price, with no recent sales closing above asking.
Supply and demand look more tightly balanced than in many past months, with 25 active listings translating to roughly three and a half months of supply, similar to the statewide figure of three months. Activity has also shifted from earlier this year, as closed sales rebounded from just one sale in May to five in June even as new listings dropped, which can keep conditions leaning toward sellers. With these rapid shifts and a market gauge pointing to a seller’s market, both buyers and sellers in Reynolds County can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with an experienced local agent who understands the latest trends.
