Over the past year, typical home values in Clinton have inched up about 1.3 percent to roughly $465,000. That contrasts with Davis County overall, where values are down a bit, slipping about 1.1 percent to around $524,000. New listings are also slightly higher than a year ago, up a little over 3 percent, even as pending sales have fallen about 20 percent.
In March 2026, sellers priced homes with a median list price near $499,000, and nearly 29 percent of sales closed above list, showing that well-positioned homes still draw strong interest. Homes moved quickly, spending a median of just 23 days on the market, which is down about 28 percent compared with last year and sharply lower than the prior month.
Inventory in March stood at 46 homes, with about 3.3 months of supply, pointing to a seller’s market even as 37 percent of listings saw a price drop. Supply has grown by about 12 percent month over month but remains more than 22 percent lower than a year ago, and the average sale-to-list price ratio sits just under full price at 0.995. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to about $468,875, with the median list price moving toward $509,800 and inventory around 48 homes, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these shifting conditions.
