Year-over-year, Canton’s rolling three-month data points to softer prices and shifting conditions. The typical home value is down sharply compared with a year ago, falling about a third, while the median list price is also lower. At the same time, inventory has expanded, with active listings up nearly 18 percent from a year earlier.
Looking at the latest rolling period ending in May 2026, buyers are seeing more options and a bit more breathing room. There are 56 active listings and about 4.9 months of supply, more than double the level from a year ago, signaling a less heated environment even though it is still labeled a seller’s market.
Homes are still changing hands, with 22 sales and 23 pending deals in this recent three-month window, even as closed sales are slightly below last year. Properties are spending a median of 52 days on the market, and roughly 29 percent are selling above list price, with an average sale-to-list ratio just under 99 percent. These mixed signals mean pricing strategy and offer tactics matter for both sides of the table. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate Canton’s changing numbers can turn to Agent Pronto to get connected with a local real estate agent who understands this market.
