Taney County currently leans toward buyers, with the market gauge at 73 and nearly seven months of supply. Active listings are up more than 14% from last year, reaching 927 homes, giving shoppers more choices. At the same time, the typical home value has dropped about 16% year over year, signaling softer pricing.
Pricing and activity trends show a mixed picture. The typical home value in June was about $274,000, down sharply from a year ago, yet the median list price is up more than 6% year over year, suggesting sellers are still aiming higher even as closed prices adjust. New listings have surged more than 50% compared with last June, and pending sales are also up, indicating buyers are still active despite shifting prices.
Homes are moving through the market faster than they did a year ago, with median days on market falling to 40, a steep year-over-year decline. Still, only 113 homes sold in June, down nearly 17% from last year, and months of supply in Taney County is more than double the statewide figure for Missouri, reinforcing local buyer leverage. Notably, the average sale-to-list ratio is just over 100%, and a small share of homes are selling above asking, showing that well-priced properties can still draw strong offers. Whether buyers want to capitalize on increased inventory or sellers need to navigate softer values, Agent Pronto can connect both sides with a local agent who understands these trends.
