Inventory in Eldridge Park has been picking up, with 11 homes for sale in February 2026 and a projected 12 in March. New listings have slowed sharply year over year, down about 56 percent, which helps explain why inventory is rising only gradually. Buyers are still active, with 11 pending sales matching the current inventory, pointing to steady contract flow even as conditions favor sellers.
Pricing is adjusting in a nuanced way. The typical home value is about $475,000, roughly 23 percent higher than Ewing overall at $387,500, yet values in Eldridge Park are down about 13 percent from last year even after a 3.7 percent month-over-month uptick.
List prices are holding near $544,500 and are projected to edge slightly lower to about $543,125, hinting that sellers are fine-tuning expectations rather than making big cuts. Homes are taking longer to sell than a year ago, with a median 72 days on market despite a small month-over-month improvement, but more than half of recent sales, about 55 percent, still close above list price with an average sale-to-list ratio just over 100 percent. With Eldridge Park showing a strong seller’s market reading and different signals for buyers and sellers to weigh, Agent Pronto can connect both sides with an agent who understands how to navigate these conditions.
