Stafford is seeing very limited activity right now, with only 3 homes on the market and just 1 new listing in March 2026. Even with such low inventory, buyers are putting homes under contract, with 4 pending sales recorded. Faster movement is evident as the median time on market has tightened to 14 days, dropping sharply compared to the prior month.
Pricing is responding in different ways at the property and listing levels. The typical home value is about $1,799,000, yet it is projected to ease to roughly $1,548,500 next month, while the median list price recently jumped to $5,998,000 and is projected to rise further to about $8,097,500.
With months of supply at 3 and a market gauge score of 8, conditions lean toward a seller’s market even though two thirds of listings saw a price drop and none of the recent sales closed above list price. On average, homes are selling right at their asking price, with a sale-to-list ratio of 1. Clackamas County as a whole has a much lower typical home value, at $615,000, projected to edge up to about $620,988. In this kind of mixed signal environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a local real estate agent who understands Stafford’s numbers and trends.
