Year over year, College Hill’s typical home value has surged, more than tripling in this rolling three-month view. Median list prices are also up strongly from a year ago, even as they have fallen sharply in recent months. At the same time, homes sold are down steeply compared with last year, highlighting how few closed sales there have been.
Looking at the latest rolling period ending in August 2026, the typical home value sits near the mid-$100,000s while the median list price is significantly lower, suggesting a wide range of property conditions and pricing strategies. Compared with the broader St. Louis market, where prices are higher and months of supply sit a bit above three, College Hill stands out with a much larger inventory cushion.
Inventory has expanded dramatically over the past year, with months of supply climbing into the double digits and active listings also rising. Yet homes that do sell are moving very quickly, with median days on market dropping sharply from a year ago, and most listings going off the market within two weeks even though virtually none close above list price. These cross-currents create a nuanced environment for both buyers and sellers, and Agent Pronto can connect them with an experienced local agent who understands how to navigate it.
