Homes in Greenwich Village are taking a bit longer to sell in the latest rolling three-month period, with a median of 46 days on market, up slightly from a year ago. Even with that slower pace, nearly 46% of homes are still going under contract within two weeks, indicating that well-priced listings can move quickly.
Home values have climbed sharply year over year, with the typical home value up about 74%, even as the current median list price is only slightly higher than last year. Inventory has expanded, as active listings are up more than 70% compared with a year ago. Months of supply has also grown to 3.7, roughly doubling from last year and bringing conditions closer to balance. The share of homes selling above list has edged higher to about 31%.
Buyer and seller activity has picked up notably in this rolling three-month view. Homes sold are up about 49% from a year ago, and pending sales have surged more than threefold, showing much stronger demand flowing through the market. Compared with the broader Dayton area, Greenwich Village has similar months of supply but lower typical sale prices, giving buyers more budget-friendly options. At the same time, the market still leans toward sellers, with a seller’s market gauge and a sale-to-list ratio near 98%. Both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands these trends.
