Inventory in Grant County is fairly limited, with 16 active listings in September and no change from August. New listings have slowed sharply month over month, dropping by half to just 2, which keeps choices relatively tight for shoppers. Contract activity is modest, with 3 homes going under contract and only 2 sales closing during the month, pointing to a small but steady flow of deals.
Prices are reacting in complex ways. The typical home value sits around $108,000, yet the median list price has swung from roughly $225,000 in July to about $151,000 in September, while also coming in lower than a year ago.
Time on market has shortened dramatically compared with last year, with median days on market down about 47 percent to 50 days, suggesting that realistically priced homes can still move. At the same time, months of supply has climbed to about 6.7, well above the state’s 4.4 months and more consistent with a neutral environment where neither side has a clear upper hand. No recent sales closed above asking, but the average sale-to-list ratio has improved to roughly 99 percent, showing sellers who match buyer expectations are getting close to their list price. Whether you are a buyer trying to interpret these mixed signals or a seller aiming to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local Grant County agent who understands this market.
