Centennial’s rolling three-month numbers show prices holding fairly steady year over year. The typical home value is roughly flat compared with a year ago, while Portland overall has seen only a slight rise. Inventory has climbed to 2.8 months of supply, up sharply from a year earlier and a bit lower than Portland’s 3.1 months, indicating slightly tighter conditions locally than in the city as a whole.
Looking at the latest period through April 2026, listing activity has pulled back compared with last year, with both new listings and homes sold down double digits year over year. Pending sales are also substantially lower than a year ago, suggesting some cooling in buyer activity even as supply has grown. Despite this, the share of homes sold above list price has inched up, and the average sale-to-list ratio is holding just under 100 percent, pointing to buyers still stepping up for well-priced homes.
Homes in Centennial are taking longer to sell than in some past hot periods, with a current median of 28 days on market, yet nearly half of properties still go off the market in two weeks or less. Active listings are down notably from last year, which can limit choices even as months of supply rises. This mix of softer sales volume, stable prices, and moderate seller leverage makes local expertise especially important. Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands Centennial’s latest trends and how to navigate them.
