Robberson’s rolling three-month data through September 2026 shows sharp shifts in pricing and pace. The typical home value jumped nearly 39 percent month over month, with the median list price up almost 30 percent, even as homes now sit a median of 38 days on the market after a steep increase from early summer.
Sales activity has cooled notably in this period. Homes sold and pending sales each dropped by about half compared with a year earlier, and new listings are down roughly one-third year over year. Months of supply has risen more than 65 percent from last year to 3.2 months, indicating conditions are moving closer to balance between buyers and sellers.
Looking back over the past few years, Robberson’s typical home value has climbed strongly from around the low $120,000s in late 2023 to nearly $170,000 in the latest rolling three-month view, far outpacing the roughly 5 percent annual price gain seen across Springfield overall. Inventory in the neighborhood has returned to a level similar to last year, but homes are taking longer to sell than they did in 2023, when the median days on market was often under two weeks. With Robberson still categorized as a seller’s market but clearly shifting, both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent who understands these evolving trends.
