Inventory in Cedar Hill is limited in this rolling three-month view, with just 3 active listings recently on the market. New listings have more than doubled compared with a year ago, yet only 2 properties were added over the period, highlighting how small and tight this market is. Pending sales have fallen sharply year over year, with just 1 home under contract, indicating slower contract flow even as more homes are being offered.
Pricing has been adjusting while activity shifts. The median list price over the latest three months is about $396,000, which is down slightly from a month earlier but up strongly, by more than half, compared with last year. Earlier data show list prices that were often higher, such as mid-2025 when asking prices were above $460,000, suggesting sellers have recently moderated expectations as buyers respond to changing conditions.
Historical numbers also show that homes have typically taken time to sell, with median days on market often around two to three months and none of the recent sales closing above list price. Months of supply has bounced from lean levels near 1.0 up to more than 6.0 at times, but the latest market gauge still characterizes Cedar Hill as a seller’s market overall. With such low inventory, varied pricing history, and slower contract activity, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an experienced local agent to guide their decisions.
