Inventory in Greenwood has tightened considerably in this rolling three-month view, with active listings down nearly 80% from a year ago. Homes sold have also fallen by roughly half year over year, and new listings are down about three-quarters, pointing to a slower flow of properties coming to market. Even with fewer sales, months of supply sits at a lean 1.6, reinforcing its current status as a seller’s market.
Prices are adjusting but remain relatively high compared with past years. The typical home value is slightly lower than a year ago, dipping just over 2% year over year, yet the median list price is up more than 18% compared with the same period last year, showing sellers are still testing higher price points. At the same time, the average sale-to-list ratio is above 102%, and the share of homes selling above list is now essentially 100%, signaling that the few buyers in the market are bidding strongly on limited options.
Days on market tell a story of properties taking much longer to sell than in prior years, with the median now about 197 days in this rolling three-month window. That is far higher than the single- and double-digit timelines seen in earlier years, suggesting pricing, property condition, or buyer caution may be slowing transactions. With tight inventory, rising list prices, and shifting time-on-market patterns, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a local real estate agent who understands these trends.
