Hedgesville Housing Update: Prices Up, Inventory Steady into Spring
Hedgesville, WV – March 24, 2026 – Home prices rose year over year in February as inventory held near 60 listings and new activity picked up.
Home prices in Hedgesville moved higher year over year in February, while the number of homes for sale held relatively steady heading into the spring market. Recent data point to continued price strength alongside a more measured pace of sales activity compared with the frenzied conditions seen in prior years.
Top takeaways
- Median sale price around $325K in February, up notably from a year ago.
- Typical home value near $328K; median list price about $336K.
- Roughly 55–70 homes actively listed, depending on source.
- Average rent near $1,880, close to the national average.
Market snapshot
The median sale price reached approximately $325,000 in February 2026, reflecting strong annual growth. Zillow’s Home Value Index places the typical home value at about $328,000 as of February 28, up 3.8% year over year. Sellers were asking a median list price near $336,000.
Inventory levels have remained relatively consistent. Active listings were reported at 57 homes at month-end, with 14 new listings added during the period. Across sources, total homes for sale generally ranged between the mid-50s and around 70 properties, suggesting a stable supply environment compared with recent fluctuations.
Homes have typically been taking several weeks to go under contract. That timeline indicates a more balanced tempo: buyers appear to have more time to evaluate options, while sellers are still benefiting from higher year-over-year pricing.
What’s for sale now
Current listings reflect a mix of price points and property types. Entry opportunities include build-ready lots priced around $130,000. At the upper end, larger single-family homes exceed $500,000.
- Four-bedroom homes around $425K–$520K with 3,000+ square feet.
- Three-bedroom properties in the mid-$300Ks featuring recent updates.
- Parcels of five acres or more suited for rural living or custom builds.
With inventory hovering near 60 listings, buyers have more selection than during tighter cycles, while sellers continue to see support from rising values. As spring progresses, the balance between new listings and buyer demand will shape how quickly homes move and whether pricing momentum continues.