Judson is showing a slower pace of activity, with only 17 homes on the market and 7 new listings in March 2026. Just 2 properties went under contract, and homes spent a typical 31 days on the market. With 8.5 months of supply, conditions tilt clearly toward buyers.
Pricing is adjusting to that slower flow of contracts. The typical home value is about $374,500, a sharper month-over-month decline of 32.23 percent, while the median list price has moved up to $434,900, roughly 32.7 percent higher than the prior month. Sellers are also testing the market, with about 35 percent of listings seeing a price drop and an average sale-to-list ratio just under full price at 0.99.
Compared with Greenville County overall, where the typical home value sits near $365,000 and is projected around $362,500, Judson’s values are slightly higher today but projected to ease to about $285,448 next month, even as listed prices could rise toward $488,480. Inventory is expected to hold around 17 homes, while the broader county shows a much larger pool of 2,730 listings. With no recent sales closing above list price and a strong buyer’s market gauge of 85, pricing power currently leans toward buyers, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these shifting conditions.
