Inventory in Hampton is tight, with only 14 homes on the market and just 13 new listings in March 2026, even after a 40.0% month-over-month rise in available homes. Pending sales sit at 8 and are down 57.89% from last year, while months of supply is just 1.4, underscoring limited options for buyers and steady leverage for sellers.
Pricing is adjusting to these conditions, as the typical home value has moved down to $435,000, a 19.43% decline year over year and 12.12% lower than the prior month. The median list price is $429,999 after a 9.47% monthly drop, and with homes taking a median of 84 days to sell, 14.29% of sellers are cutting prices while buyers still pay about 95.75% of list on average.
Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show the typical home value easing to $405,000 and the median list price to about $407,498, even as inventory is expected to edge up to 16 homes. Compared with Rockingham County, where the typical home value is $615,000 and projected to reach $632,500, Hampton offers relatively lower price points and a seller-tilted environment, reflected in its seller's market gauge of 18. In this shifting landscape, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a local agent who understands these trends and can guide their decisions.
