Silver Summit home values have shifted notably over the past year, with the typical home value down about 21.06% year over year. Even with that drop, values remain high at roughly $2,230,000, compared with about $1,915,000 in Summit County overall. New listings and pending sales are both up 50% from a year ago, signaling more activity on both sides of the table.
March 2026 data shows a median list price of about $6,225,000 and a typical home taking 47 days to go under contract. Conditions are still tilted toward sellers, with a market gauge of 25 and only 1.9 months of supply available. Inventory was low at just 15 homes, and six of those were newly listed during the month, while six went under contract.
Pricing dynamics are mixed, with roughly 26.67% of listings seeing a price drop, yet homes still selling for about 95.61% of list price on average. Looking ahead to April 2026, projections point to a higher typical home value near $2,345,000 and a projected median list price around $8,038,000, while inventory is expected to edge down to about 14 homes. Compared with the county’s projected typical value of $2,120,000, Silver Summit remains a premium market where both buyers and sellers can benefit from having an Agent Pronto expert connect them with a top local agent.
