Inventory and contract activity in Carlisle’s rolling three-month snapshot show a mixed picture. Active listings are down nearly one-third from a year ago, yet homes sold have fallen even more sharply, dropping by more than half. New and pending listings are also lower year over year, suggesting overall softer throughput despite some recent month-to-month pickup.
Pricing has adjusted in response to this slower pace. The typical home value over the latest rolling period is down from a year ago, with median sale prices falling by double digits compared with last June. List prices have slipped more modestly, indicating sellers are easing expectations but not as quickly as closed-sale data might suggest. Compared with Lubbock overall, Carlisle’s prices sit somewhat lower and have seen more downward movement.
Time on market and supply levels help round out the story. Homes now take a median of 53 days to sell in the rolling three-month view, longer than the very rapid marketing times seen a couple of years ago but improved from some recent highs. Months of supply in Carlisle is at 2.5, keeping conditions tilted toward sellers even as demand has cooled. Whether you are a buyer navigating these shifts or a seller aiming to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Carlisle agent who understands this evolving market.
