Home values in Northside Binghamton have been climbing in this rolling three-month view, with the typical home value up about 12% year over year to roughly $140,000, while the median list price has risen at a similar pace to around $147,000. That keeps prices somewhat below the broader Binghamton city median of about $161,000, suggesting relatively more affordable options locally. Inventory has expanded sharply, with active listings up more than 80% from a year ago and months of supply growing to just over five months, very similar to the city overall. This added supply gives buyers more choices even as the area is still classified as a seller’s market.
Listing and contract activity has picked up compared with last year. Homes sold are up nearly 30% year over year, and pending sales have jumped by almost 90%. New listings have more than doubled over the same period, feeding that higher activity.
One notable shift is in pace and pricing dynamics. The median days on market has stretched to about 100 days in this rolling three-month period, much slower than a year ago, and both the share of homes selling above list and the average sale-to-list ratio have edged down, signaling that sellers are giving up a bit more in negotiations. Even with that softening, prices are still higher than they were a year ago, and more homes are changing hands. Buyers navigating this evolving landscape and sellers aiming to price strategically can both benefit from having an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent on their side.
