Over the past year, Bryant has seen notable price shifts, with typical home values down about 13.87 percent. That contrasts with nearby Lake Oswego overall, where values are lower at about $862,500 and have fallen around 11.99 percent. Even with that year-over-year softness, Bryant’s prices still sit well above its parent city.
March 2026 data shows a typical home value of roughly $1,046,500 and a median list price near $1,092,449, with values jumping 9.21 percent just since February even as asking prices dropped 21.97 percent. Homes are taking significantly longer to sell, with median days on market up to 71 days, an 84.42 percent monthly increase and more than four times higher than a year ago at 343.75 percent growth. Inventory rose to 13 homes, a 44.44 percent month-over-month gain, while new listings fell 30 percent year over year to 14 and pending sales slipped about 18.18 percent to 9.
Despite slower sales and more options than a month ago, conditions still lean toward sellers, with Bryant rated as a Seller's Market at 14 on the local market gauge. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to about $1,090,625, inventory is expected to move to around 15 homes, and the projected median list price is roughly $938,698, suggesting some pricing adjustment. In a neighborhood where about one-third of homes sell above asking and the average sale-to-list ratio is essentially full price at 0.9993, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a skilled local agent.
