Anton’s housing market has seen notable year-over-year shifts in this rolling three-month view. The median list price is down more than a third compared with a year ago, reflecting more affordable options for buyers. Active listings have also declined over the past year, while pending sales are down by roughly a third, signaling softer overall demand.
Looking at the latest rolling period through May 2026, the median list price sits around $118,000, down about 9% from the prior three-month window. New listings have surged in the short term, rising about 300% month over month, and active listings are up by roughly two-thirds, expanding choices for shoppers.
Even with that increase in supply, nearly half of homes in Anton are going off the market within two weeks, showing that well-priced properties can still move quickly. Historical data over the past few years reveals wide swings in median sale prices and months of supply, highlighting how dynamic this small market can be. Zero recent sales closing above list price suggests that buyers may have some room to negotiate, even in what is currently labeled a seller’s market. Whether you are a buyer trying to make sense of these shifting conditions or a seller aiming to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands Anton’s trends.
