Santa Clara’s rolling three-month numbers show notable year-over-year shifts. Typical home values are down sharply compared with last year, while the median list price is up more than 20 percent, signaling a wider gap between asking and selling prices. At the same time, months of supply has surged severalfold from a year ago, indicating many more homes relative to recent sales.
Looking at the latest period ending in September 2026, buyers are seeing a typical home value around $33,000 and a median list price near $123,000. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the median days on market up to about 70 days, and none of the recent sales closed above list price, which is consistent with an average sale-to-list ratio under 90 percent. Inventory also appears deep, with 16 months of supply and 19 active listings but only 3 homes sold in the period.
Compared with the broader Dayton market, Santa Clara’s typical sale price sits well below the citywide median of roughly $150,000, yet Dayton’s months of supply is closer to four, pointing to a tighter balance there than in this neighborhood. Pending sales in Santa Clara have fallen by roughly half from a year ago, underscoring a slowdown in buyer activity despite more listings coming to market. In this kind of environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with an experienced local real estate agent who understands these dynamics.
