On a year-over-year basis, pricing conditions in Q3 2026 were generally stable compared to 2025.
Sales activity softened at 147 single-family listings sold, 4.5% lower than 154.
The median sale price was $466,250, down 6.8% from $500,000.
Homes spent a median of 58 days on market, down 5.0% from 61 days.
24% of homes sold above asking price, down from 37%, suggesting easing buyer competition.
Looking at quarter-to-quarter momentum, conditions shifted from the prior period.
Sales activity increased 3.5% from Q2 2026, moving from 142 listings.
Home prices increased 3.6%, up from $450,000.
Sellers faced longer selling timelines, with time on market up 17.3% from 49 days.
Buyer competition eased, with fewer homes selling above asking compared to the prior period.
Over the past 3 quarters, median sale prices for single-family properties have trended higher.
This Quarterly Providence SF report was prepared by Greenlit Solutions Inc. under the GreenlitRES platform, using MLS-recorded transaction data riar.
Metrics are derived directly from recorded listing and sales activity during the period and include measures of transaction volume, pricing trends, time on market, and buyer competition. The narrative is generated systematically from underlying data to provide a consistent, objective view of current market conditions.

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