Year over year, typical home values in Homeland Park have slipped about 4.1 percent to roughly $163,000, a softer decline than Anderson County’s 7.6 percent drop to about $290,000. At the same time, inventory has been cut by more than half compared to last year, and pending sales are down about two thirds, pointing to a cooler pace of activity.
In February 2026, sellers were asking a median list price near $185,000, yet homes took a long 92 days to go under contract on average, up more than 55 percent from a year earlier. Even with that slower timeline, about two thirds of recent sales closed above the list price and the average sale-to-list ratio hovered just over 1.00, suggesting buyers and sellers are still meeting close to asking terms.
Looking ahead to March 2026, typical home values are expected to hold around $163,000, with the projected median list price easing to about $167,750 and inventory edging down to around 13 homes. With roughly 4.7 months of supply and a neutral market gauge reading of 47, conditions are balanced enough that neither side has a clear edge, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto-recommended real estate agent to navigate pricing, timing, and negotiations.
