Local real estate activity persisted into early March with several transactions recorded. Properties sold included a parcel for $22,000 on March 5, a four-bedroom, two-bath home for $175,000 on March 6, and a two-bedroom, one-bath residence for $280,000 on March 10.[1]
Market Indicators
As of March 2026, the median home price stood at $385,000, with an average sale price of $373,739.[2] Zillow reported the typical home value at $333,016, reflecting a 1.0 percent increase over the past year.[3] These figures suggest consistent pricing without abrupt shifts.
No approvals for large-scale construction projects, such as developments exceeding 100 houses or buildings valued over $5 million, were documented during the period. Town planning and zoning records showed no relevant meetings or decisions in early March.[4]
Inventory remains available, with multiple homes listed for sale and a handful of new construction options on the market.[5] Buyers and sellers navigated a balanced environment characterized by varied property types.
Looking ahead, regular planning and zoning commission meetings could address future proposals, potentially influencing development trajectories. Spring conditions may encourage increased transaction volume as weather improves accessibility for property viewings.
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