Homes in Church Hill North Historic District are taking longer to sell, with a median of 49 days on market in March 2026, a sharp increase of more than 275% from the prior month and over 365% compared to last year. This slower pace contrasts with the area’s generally strong pricing trends.
Even with extended days on market, prices have been moving upward. The typical home value reached about $564,975, up 11.88% year over year and 13.01% month over month. Median list price jumped to $740,000, rising more than 20% from the previous month. In Richmond overall, typical values are lower at $414,500, highlighting this neighborhood’s premium positioning.
Supply remains tight, with just 3 active listings in March and 6 new listings, even though inventory rose 200% month over month and is projected to edge up to 4 homes in April. Pending sales slipped 11.11% from last year to 8, yet roughly half of recent sales closed above list price and the average sale to list ratio was about 1.01, supporting the current seller’s market reading of 4. Looking ahead to April, typical values are projected to reach roughly $597,487 and median list prices about $802,512, reinforcing the area’s elevated price point. Whether buyers are trying to navigate limited options or sellers want to capitalize on strong values, Agent Pronto can connect both with a skilled local agent to guide every step.
