Bristol’s rolling three-month snapshot shows relatively lean inventory with 24 active listings and 12 homes sold. Months of supply has increased to 2.7, up more than 30 percent from a year ago, suggesting slightly more choices for buyers than last year. Even with that shift, half of recent sales went under contract within two weeks, pointing to steady buyer interest.
Pricing has adjusted from last year but not dramatically. The typical home value is down about 2 percent year over year, while the median list price has slipped roughly 5 percent, indicating some softening on the asking side. Still, sellers are securing strong results, with the average sale-to-list price ratio just under 100 percent and the share of homes selling above list up more than 30 percent from a year ago.
Pace and negotiation dynamics are evolving at the same time. Homes are moving much faster than a year ago, with median days on market dropping from 95 to 46, even though sales volume dipped slightly and new listings more than doubled compared with last September. These mixed signals can make it tricky to set the right price or decide how aggressively to write an offer, which is why Agent Pronto can be so valuable for both buyers and sellers looking to connect with a Bristol agent who understands these trends.
