Kohlberg is seeing fewer homes available, with inventory down to 11 listings after a 26.67% monthly drop and a 38.89% decline over the past year. New listings have also slowed, falling 37.04% compared with last year to just 17 in March 2026. Even with limited supply, buyers are still active, with 16 pending sales, though that number is down 33.33% year over year.
Prices are adjusting to this shift in activity. The typical home value in Kohlberg is about $337,475, down 0.74% from last year and 2.18% from the prior month, and it is projected to ease slightly to $333,712 in April 2026, while the projected median list price is expected to move from $365,000 now to about $342,500. Compared with the wider El Paso market, where typical values sit near $250,975 and are projected at $250,987, Kohlberg remains the higher-priced option even as values soften.
Homes are taking longer to sell, now sitting on the market a median of 83 days, which is more than triple the time from a year ago, yet conditions still tilt toward sellers with a market gauge of 7. Around 30% of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio is about 0.98, showing many sellers are negotiating but still close to their asking prices. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these crosscurrents can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local expert who understands Kohlberg’s trends and opportunities.
