Franklin home values have climbed strongly over the past year, rising about 24 percent to around $452,450. That growth is well above the 0.53 percent gain in Merrimack County overall, even though county values are slightly higher at roughly $472,500. Looking ahead to March 2026, Franklin’s typical home value is projected to reach about $468,675, suggesting continued upward pressure on prices.
Recent monthly data shows some shifting dynamics for buyers and sellers. Median list prices moved down to about $345,000 in February, a drop of nearly 18 percent from the prior month, while homes are taking longer to sell at a typical 73 days on the market, more than triple year-ago levels.
Inventory has expanded to about 20 active listings, up roughly 82 percent year over year, and supply has reached an estimated 10 months, even though the area is still classified as a seller’s market with a gauge reading of 22. New listings are limited at just 5 for the month and have fallen about 44 percent from last year, but pending sales have increased around 13 percent, showing that motivated buyers are still writing offers. With no recent sales closing above list price and an average sale-to-list ratio just under 0.99, pricing is tight and strategic decisions matter, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding the right local agent.
