Old Fort’s rolling three-month numbers show notable shifts from a year ago, with typical home values down about one-fifth year over year. Active listings have fallen more than 40 percent, while homes sold dipped by roughly 15 percent over the same period. New listings are also down sharply from last year, reinforcing a leaner supply backdrop.
In the most recent rolling three-month window through May 2026, the typical home value sits around $205,000, while the median list price is considerably higher, close to $285,000. Inventory is relatively tight at 12 active listings and about 4.5 months of supply, which aligns with the designation of Old Fort as a seller’s market.
Momentum in the market looks mixed, with homes sold down month over month but pending sales up around 60 percent, suggesting growing buyer interest in recent contracts. Homes are moving faster than earlier this year, with median days on market dropping from 113 at the end of March to 53 in the latest period. At the same time, buyers are gaining some leverage, as the average sale-to-list ratio is just over 95 percent and no recent sales closed above list price. Whether you are a buyer navigating these changing dynamics or a seller trying to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with an Old Fort agent who understands this evolving market.
