North Hill saw just 4 homes on the market in March 2026, so options stayed limited for buyers. New listings reached 15 for the month, while 14 homes went under contract, showing that properties are moving almost as fast as they appear. Homes spent a typical 6 days on the market, down about 45% from the prior month and 25% from last year, which supports the area’s current seller’s market rating.
Prices are adjusting even as activity stays brisk. The typical home value in North Hill stood at about $646,250, only 0.2% higher than a year ago but down 6.85% from the previous month, and the median list price slipped to roughly $594,950, an 11.86% monthly decline. About 41.7% of recent sales closed above the asking price and the average sale-to-list ratio was 1.008, so many sellers are still achieving slightly more than their list price despite the month-to-month cooling.
Compared with the broader Des Moines market, where the typical home value is around $554,500, North Hill remains the pricier pocket, even with projected softening ahead. Values here are expected to edge down to about $622,500 next month while Des Moines overall is projected to rise to roughly $566,750, and North Hill inventory is forecast to hold at 4 active listings. With these crosscurrents in supply, demand, and pricing, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with a local North Hill expert who understands how to navigate this shifting market.
