Wedgewood-Houston’s rolling three-month numbers through September 2026 show a market gaining momentum. Typical home values climbed month over month by nearly 13 percent, while the median list price jumped by about 28 percent as sellers tested higher price points.
Listing activity has picked up alongside pricing. Active listings are up almost 10 percent from the prior three-month period, and homes sold increased by about 25 percent. New listings held steady, suggesting buyers have more options largely because properties are staying on the market longer. Median days on market dipped slightly to 59 days.
Looking at the past year for added context, the typical home value in Wedgewood-Houston is up almost 30 percent, far outpacing the broader Nashville median, which has edged slightly lower year over year. Inventory has expanded about 54 percent, and months of supply sits at 7.4, higher than Nashville’s 6 months, indicating more breathing room for buyers even as prices rise. The share of homes selling above list has roughly doubled from a year ago, and the average sale-to-list ratio is holding just under 98 percent, which signals sellers are still achieving near-asking prices. Both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent who understands these shifting dynamics and can guide their next move.
