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Fulton Ranch Homes Market Snapshot

Inventory
Steady
From Last Month
-16.7%
From 4 Months Ago
+0.0%
From 12 Months Ago
+66.7%
Prices


Insufficient Sales Data to Show Trend
Not enough sales in one or more comparison periods to calculate reliable price trends.
Strong Seller's Market
Buyer's Market Balanced Seller's Market
Months of Supply
1.7
Data reflects market conditions as of Nov 9, 2025.

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Fulton Ranch Homes Market Overview

Fulton Ranch Homes – Market Snapshot – 11.9.2025
Fulton Ranch Homes – Avg Sold Price Trend – 11.9.2025
Fulton Ranch Homes – Active Listings Trend – 11.9.2025

Fulton Ranch Homes Market Report

Fulton Ranch Homes Market Highlights

As of Nov 9, 2025, the single-family home market in Fulton Ranch reflects notable changes that are shaping the current landscape.

  • The number of active listings has slightly declined to 5, down from 6 three months ago, indicating a stable but constrained supply.
  • Currently, the average days on market (DOM) stands at 78 days, showing an increase compared to 69 days from three months ago, suggesting homes are selling more slowly.
  • The months of inventory currently rests at 1.7, maintaining a fairly tight market environment, with average sold prices being non-existent as no homes have sold recently.
Fulton Ranch Homes – Inventory Snapshot – 11.9.2025
Fulton Ranch Homes – Sold Market Report – 11.9.2025

An In-Depth Look at the Fulton Ranch Homes Market

Currently, the Fulton Ranch single-family home market exhibits distinct trends that are worth noting for both buyers and sellers. The average DOM has risen from 69 days three months ago to 78 days today, indicating a shift as homes are taking longer to move off the market. This change in DOM could signal that buyers are exercising more caution, leading to longer periods before properties secure contracts.

In terms of inventory, the number of active listings currently stands at 5, an incremental decline from 6 listings three months ago. This slight decrease suggests a somewhat stable inventory level, but with the average months of inventory resting at 1.7, the market still favors sellers, albeit to a lesser extent due to the prolonged selling periods indicated by the rising DOM.

While no sold prices have been recorded recently, looking back to the past six months reveals that the market had a sold price average of $740,000, down from $1560000 nine months ago. The previous sales data reflects a notable variation, which buyers might find promising, potentially indicating room for negotiation on active listings priced at around $2,173,600, significantly higher than past averages.

In summary, sellers may need to adjust their pricing strategies to account for an extended DOM and the slight contraction in active listings. Buyers, on the other hand, should take advantage of the market dynamics by engaging with concerned sellers to secure favorable deals, especially considering the lack of recent sold transactions provides leverage to negotiate.

Brian Adamski, Realtor

Living in Phoenix Since 2003 | You Deserve to Feel Confident and Cared For

Brian Adamski, Realtor
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