Over the latest rolling three-month period ending in June 2026, Allenwood’s home values are up sharply from a year ago, with the typical home value rising more than 25 percent. In contrast, the median list price is slightly lower than a year earlier, suggesting sellers may be pricing more cautiously despite those gains. Buyer activity has slowed, with homes sold and new listings each down by roughly two-thirds year over year, pointing to a thinner market overall.
Current conditions show a typical home value around $1.11 million and a median list price just over $1.02 million. Homes are moving quickly, with a median of only 11 days on the market in the latest period, compared with far longer marketing times seen last year, even though months of supply has climbed to about 6.3 months, a large increase from a year ago.
Competition for the few homes that do sell can still be intense, as the average sale-to-list ratio is just above 100 percent and the share of sales closing above list price has jumped significantly from last year. At the same time, active listings have dropped by more than 60 percent year over year, highlighting how limited choices may challenge buyers even as the pace of sales cools. In this kind of mixed market, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with a local Allenwood real estate agent who understands these shifting dynamics and can guide them through their next move.
