The primary market indicator, the median sold price: 390,000, shows recent transaction values and aligns with a broader down price trend, indicating realized prices are under pressure relative to recent seller expectations.

There is a meaningful spread between the median listing price: 482,000 and the median sold price: 390,000, which suggests pricing friction and that sellers may need to adjust expectations to transact at recent market levels.

The median days on market: 255 points to slower sales velocity and prolonged time-to-contract, which may indicate reduced liquidity and more negotiation opportunity for buyers rather than fast turnover for sellers.

Local rent and financing signals are softening: median market rent: 2,400 and a year-over-year rent trend of down reduce rental income momentum, while elevated interest rate pressure and prevailing mortgage rates of 6.3% to 6.5% may constrain buyer affordability and support cautious pricing behavior.

The primary market indicator is the $149,950 median sold price, which represents recent transaction activity and suggests realized value is tracking below asking levels in the neighborhood.

There is a persistent listing-to-sale gap: the $174,250 median listing price exceeds the median sold price, which may indicate pricing friction between seller expectations and recent transactions.

Liquidity appears slower based on a 360 median days on market, which suggests extended marketing time and downward pressure on achievable prices.

Broader trend signals reinforce softening conditions: year-over-year price direction is down, rent trends are down, market temperature is neutral, and interest rate pressure is elevated, together suggesting cautious buyer behavior and selective transaction activity.