Springfield is seeing very limited housing supply, with just 1 home on the market and only 0.5 months of supply. Buyers have few options, yet homes are taking some time to move, spending a median of 60 days on the market. Even with that longer timeline, 2 properties went under contract recently, indicating that serious buyers are still active.
Prices are reacting in different ways at the list and value levels. The typical home value in Springfield sits around $244,046.50, while the median list price is much higher at $347,500, and has jumped 52.41 percent month over month. In nearby Sarpy County, typical home values are higher at $362,990, showing Springfield as a relatively more affordable option within the area.
Sellers are still in a strong position overall, as signaled by the seller's market gauge of 5 and a sold-above-list share of 0.5, meaning half of recent sales closed above asking. At the same time, buyers can take note of the average sale-to-list ratio of about 0.99, which suggests many homes are still selling for very close to their list price. With just 2 new listings and 2 pending sales in March 2026 and projected inventory possibly tightening further in April, both buyers and sellers can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with an experienced local agent who understands these dynamics.
