Year-over-year, Falls County home values have surged, jumping about 107 percent to roughly $296,000. Median days on market also climbed sharply, up about 134 percent, signaling that many listings are sitting much longer. Inventory fell nearly 14 percent over the same period, even as pending sales rose about 11 percent, suggesting a smaller pool of homes is still seeing solid buyer interest.
In March 2026, the median list price sat near $187,000, while homes typically spent about 408 days on the market. Sellers often had leverage, with about 50 percent of homes selling above list price and an average sale-to-list ratio close to 1.06, even though buyers could choose from around 44 active listings and roughly 22 months of supply.
Looking ahead to April 2026, projections point to a higher typical home value of about $420,000 and a modest dip in inventory to around 43 homes, along with a median list price near $213,000. With nearly 39 percent of listings seeing price drops and new listings holding steady at 13 compared to last year, both opportunity and uncertainty are present for local participants. In a seller-tilted market that still offers buyers room to negotiate, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with a Falls County agent who understands these shifting trends and numbers.
