Over the past year, typical home values in Notre Dame have fallen about 9.1 percent, even as nearby Manchester saw a smaller 0.9 percent dip. That puts the neighborhood’s typical home value at roughly $436,533 in March 2026, close to Manchester’s $446,000 level. Year-over-year, both new listings and pending sales are down 40 percent, signaling fewer owners putting homes up for sale and fewer buyers successfully closing deals.
In the latest month, the median list price in Notre Dame sits near $430,000, and homes are spending about 50 days on the market. That is a big shift from earlier in the year, with days on market jumping more than 525 percent month over month and more than 614 percent compared with last year, even though the area is still classified as a seller’s market with a strong market gauge of 7.
Inventory has been very tight, holding at just 2 active listings, and that level has not changed compared with both last month and last year. Despite slower movement, buyers have been paying close to asking prices, with homes selling for about 1.5 percent above list on average and every recorded sale closing above list. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show the typical home value dipping toward $334,799 and the median list price easing to about $400,000, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with a skilled local agent who understands these dynamics.
