Homes in Elkhorn are taking time to move, with a median of about 98 days on the market in March 2026, and that pace is slightly slower than a month earlier and over 20% slower than a year ago. This longer timeline gives buyers more breathing room to evaluate options and negotiate. At the same time, sellers still hold a clear advantage overall, as indicated by a strong seller’s market reading of 7 on the local gauge.
Prices in Elkhorn sit well above the broader Omaha area. The typical home value is around $510,000, compared with about $282,500 in Omaha. Even with that premium, values in Elkhorn have inched up about 1% over the past year, though they dipped nearly 5% month over month.
On the listing side, the median list price climbed almost 7% from the prior month to about $548,000, and projections suggest it could reach roughly $565,750 in April. Inventory is tightening, down more than 19% month over month and over 48% year over year to 159 homes, with forecasts pointing to around 140 homes soon. New listings are also down more than 24% from last year, while pending sales have slipped nearly 10%, and about 26% of recent sales closed above the asking price, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 0.995. In this kind of environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in connecting with a skilled local agent.
