Over the past year, Concord Heights home values have climbed, with the typical home value up 7.54 percent. At about $371,000, homes here are slightly below the broader Concord city typical value of $395,000. Inventory has also expanded, rising 50 percent year over year to around 12 homes for sale.
Looking at February 2026, sellers are still in a strong position, with the area rated a 6 on the market gauge and 55 percent of homes selling above list price. Homes took longer to move, with median days on market increasing 37.14 percent year over year to 48 days, and up 20 percent from the prior month.
Month to month, typical home value dipped 11.65 percent while the median list price rose 8.55 percent to about $317,500, hinting at some pricing adjustments between buyers and sellers. Activity stayed solid with 22 new listings, up 4.76 percent from last year, and 20 pending sales, a 5.26 percent annual increase. Inventory was flat from the prior month and is projected to hold at 12 listings in March, while the projected typical home value edges toward $346,533 and the projected median list price is about $330,000. With these shifting trends in Concord Heights, both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands the numbers and the neighborhood dynamics.
