Hudson’s housing market is moving on a relatively small pool of homes. There are only about 10 properties for sale, with just 2 new listings recently added and 5 going under contract. That imbalance keeps conditions tilted toward sellers, reflected in a Seller's Market score of 20.
Prices have been reacting strongly to this tight setup. The typical home value is about $317,250, up 26.9% from last year and more than the $300,000 typical value in Caldwell County overall. List prices have jumped even faster month over month, with the median list price near $314,950 and rising sharply. Despite that, buyers are negotiating some discounts, as homes are selling for about 97.4% of list price on average and only around 17% of recent sales closed above asking.
Time on market has stretched, with the typical home now taking about 114 days to sell, a steep increase from both last month and last year. Inventory has dipped 33.33% from the prior month while still sitting about 25% higher than a year ago, and months of supply is low at 1.7, underscoring the leverage many sellers still have. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a typical home value of about $333,375 and inventory easing to roughly 7 listings. Whether you are a buyer trying to navigate longer marketing times or a seller weighing strong price gains, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Hudson agent to guide your next move.
