Year-over-year, Ira’s rolling three-month data shows notable shifts in prices and activity. The typical home value is down sharply, falling more than 40% from a year ago, even as the median list price has climbed over 50%. Homes sold are up strongly compared with last year, indicating more closed transactions despite softer sale prices.
Looking at the most recent three-month window ending in June 2026, inventory and pace paint a mixed picture. There are 5 active listings and 5 new listings, while just 3 homes sold and 3 went under contract, leaving months of supply at a lean 2.1 and keeping conditions tilted toward sellers.
Homes are moving faster than they did a year ago, with a median of only 14 days on market in the latest period, and nearly all listings are going under contract within two weeks. At the same time, sellers are negotiating a bit more than before, as the share of homes selling above list has dropped markedly year over year and the average sale-to-list ratio has eased to about 103%. These trends suggest buyers may find a bit more room to negotiate even in a seller-leaning environment, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands Ira’s shifting dynamics.
