Uniontown, PA Housing Market & Real Estate Update: Prices up, inventory active, rates dip below 6%
Uniontown, PA – March 2, 2026 – Home prices moved higher year over year even as closed sales stayed light. Below is a skimmable snapshot of prices, time on market, listings, ren…
Uniontown, PA buyers and sellers are seeing a mix of signals: closed-sale prices are higher year over year, but the number of completed transactions remains small. That combination can make the market feel “active” in some price bands while still looking slow in others, especially when days-on-market stretches out for certain listings.
Top takeaways
- Prices up, sales light: Redfin’s January 2026 update showed a $170K median sale price, about 56 days on market, and 7 homes sold.
- Inventory still broad: Major portals continue to show well over 100 homes being marketed, suggesting options across multiple price points.
- Rates eased under 6%: Freddie Mac’s weekly average 30-year fixed rate was 5.98% (Feb. 26).
Market snapshot (from major portals)
On the active-listing side, Realtor.com lists 133 active homes with a median listing price around $170K, median days on market at 107, and median rent around $800. Zillow’s city page showed 105 for-sale results at last check. Taken together, those figures point to a market where buyers may have choices, but some homes are taking time to find the right offer.
What’s for sale (no addresses)
- A 3-bed single-family listing around $280K.
- A condo/townhome listing around $210K.
- A lower-priced fixer in the $60K range.
If you’re tracking the market week to week, it can help to watch which listings sit longer and which price points move faster—especially with rates shifting and monthly sales counts remaining small.
Development watch
Fayette County posted a rezoning/public hearing date of Feb. 19, 2026. Hearing calendars can be a useful early signal for land-use changes that may shape future housing supply.
What are you noticing right now—more price cuts, more investor activity, or buyers waiting for lower rates?