Gladstone, MO Real Estate Market Report
Market summary
Gladstone's market remains firmly in sellers' territory, with 11 homes going under contract this week against just 10 new listings — demand is effectively outpacing fresh supply. The median days from list to accepted offer ticked up slightly to 11 days this week from 8 days the prior week, though that still signals a fast-moving market. Over the last 30 days, sellers have averaged a 100% sell-to-list ratio, meaning homes are closing at exactly their asking prices. The 30-day median sale price of $325,000 sits above the year-to-date median of $282,000, pointing to upward price pressure as the year progresses. According to HouseLoop's proprietary AI search and photo detection, buyers in Gladstone are most actively seeking homes with flat lots, mature trees, and concrete driveways — features worth highlighting for anyone preparing to list.
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This week in Gladstone, MO
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New listings this week (10)
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View all under-contract homes →Frequently asked questions about Gladstone, MO
What is the median home sale price in Gladstone, MO?
The median sale price in Gladstone, MO is $325,000, based on 9 homes sold in the last 30 days.
How fast are homes selling in Gladstone, MO?
Homes in Gladstone, MO are selling in a median of 55 days on market over the last 30 days.
How quickly do homes go under contract in Gladstone, MO?
Homes that went under contract this week in Gladstone, MO did so in a median of 11 days after listing — 3 days slower than last week.
Are home prices rising in Gladstone, MO?
Year-to-date, the median sale price in Gladstone, MO is $282,000 across 93 closed sales.
How competitive is the Gladstone, MO market?
Homes in Gladstone, MO are selling at a median of 100% of list price over the last 30 days.
What happened in the Gladstone, MO housing market this week?
This week in Gladstone, MO: 10 new listings and 11 homes went under contract.