Riverside’s rolling three-month numbers show notable shifts from this time last year. Median list prices are down compared with last September, while inventory is slightly higher, with active listings up from 3 to 4. Months of supply has tightened sharply from 12.3 a year ago to 3.2, indicating fewer options relative to the pace of sales.
Looking at the latest rolling period ending in September 2026, prices and activity reflect a small but evolving market. The typical home value sits around the mid-$400,000s, with the median list price higher, and only 2 homes sold and 2 new listings entering the market during this window. Homes are spending a long time on the market at a median of 122 days, even as the average sale-to-list ratio stays close to 99 percent, suggesting sellers are still achieving near-asking prices.
Compared with earlier in 2026, supply has fallen from over six months in June to just over three months now, and median sale prices have rebounded from mid-year levels. Pending sales are down from the spring and early summer, highlighting how a single transaction can sway the data in a small market like Riverside. With zero recent sales closing above list price and only a handful of active listings, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands these nuanced local trends.
