Home values in Manhattan Heights have moved notably over the past year, with the typical home value reaching about $230,000 in March 2026, up 16.19% from a year ago but down 6.88% from the prior month. Looking ahead, that typical value is projected to ease slightly to around $221,500 in April, while the projected median list price of roughly $232,275 is expected to hold close to March’s $232,400.
Listing and contract activity reflects a slower pace. Homes spent a median of 92 days on the market in March, up sharply both month over month and year over year, and only 14% of recent sales closed above list price. Just 4 homes went under contract, even as inventory climbed to 11 active listings, up 37.5% from last month and 120% compared with a year earlier.
Supply is still tight enough for Manhattan Heights to register as a seller’s market, with a market gauge of 28, even though nearby El Paso shows a higher typical home value of about $250,975. New listings rose to 8 in March, a 60% jump from last year, giving buyers more options while sellers face more competition. With inventory projected to tick up to 12 listings next month and pending sales down 33.33% year over year, conditions are shifting. Both buyers and sellers can use Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these local trends and can guide their next move.
