Boyce’s rolling three-month snapshot through September 2026 shows prices edging higher compared with a year earlier. The typical home value is up about 4 percent year over year, even as the number of homes sold fell more than 30 percent. Active listings are also down roughly a quarter from last year, signaling tighter inventory.
In the latest period, the typical home value sits around $540,000 while the median list price is notably lower at about $378,000, highlighting a gap between closed sales and asking prices. Supply has eased from last year to 2.4 months, and homes are spending a shorter 65 days on the market as median days on market fell about 16 percent year over year.
Activity levels have shifted, with homes sold down more than 30 percent annually and new listings off by a similar share, yet pending sales have climbed more than 30 percent over the same span. About a quarter of properties sold above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio ticked just over 100 percent, pointing to buyers still willing to meet or slightly exceed asking prices for well-positioned homes. With nearly half of homes going off the market within two weeks, both buyers and sellers in Boyce can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended agent who understands how to navigate these conditions.
