Oswego home values in this rolling three-month view are up modestly from a year ago, with the typical home value rising about 2 percent. Listing prices have climbed more quickly, with the median list price up nearly 7 percent year over year. At the same time, the number of homes sold has dropped by more than a quarter compared with last year, signaling softer closed-sales activity.
Looking at the latest period ending in June 2026, buyers have more to choose from, as active listings are slightly higher than a year ago and up sharply from early spring. Months of supply has roughly doubled year over year to 3.4 months, shifting conditions closer to balance even though the market gauge still indicates a seller’s market. Homes are taking longer to sell than last summer, with the median days on market at 58 days in the current rolling window.
Pricing dynamics have also changed, with the share of homes selling above list dropping to about 28 percent, down notably from last year’s elevated levels. The average sale-to-list ratio has eased to just under 96 percent, suggesting buyers have a bit more room to negotiate than in prior years. With new listings up year over year and pending sales roughly flat, both buyers and sellers in Oswego can benefit from working with an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent who understands these shifting trends.
