Home values in Woodridge have been trending lower in the latest rolling three-month view, with the typical home value around $297,000, down sharply from a year ago. List prices have adjusted even more, with the median list price nearly 15% lower year over year, signaling sellers are pricing more in line with current demand while still asking a bit above recent sale prices.
Listing and contract activity reflect a slower pace than last year but a recent pickup in new options for buyers. New listings are slightly higher than a year ago, and there are 18 active listings, down about a quarter from last year. At the same time, homes sold and pending sales are both down by roughly half compared with a year earlier, showing fewer deals getting to the finish line.
Time on market and inventory levels highlight a shifting balance between buyers and sellers. Homes now take a median of 35 days to sell, which is longer than last June but far quicker than just a few months ago, and months of supply has climbed to 3.6, well below San Antonio’s 5.2 months but much higher than Woodridge’s very tight levels last year. Almost no homes are closing above list price now, though the average sale-to-list ratio is still a strong 98.5%, indicating sellers are negotiating but not deeply discounting. Whether you are a buyer trying to read these crosscurrents or a seller aiming to price correctly from the start, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Woodridge agent who knows how to navigate this market.
