Smithville, MO Real Estate Market Report
Market summary
Smithville is gaining momentum: 6 of the 10 new listings this week went under contract, and the median time from list to accepted offer tightened from 30 days last week to 24 days, a clear sign that buyers are acting faster. Over the past 30 days, 11 homes closed at a median sale price of $416,000, with sellers receiving 98% of their asking price on average — well above the year-to-date median of $375,000, suggesting recent listings are commanding stronger values. Homes have been spending a median of 47 days on market over the last 30 days, giving buyers a bit more room to evaluate options than in hotter pockets of the Kansas City metro. According to HouseLoop's proprietary AI search and photo detection, the features driving the most buyer interest in Smithville right now are flat lots, concrete driveways, and big backyards.
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This week in Smithville, MO
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New listings this week (10)
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What is the median home sale price in Smithville, MO?
The median sale price in Smithville, MO is $416,000, based on 11 homes sold in the last 30 days.
How fast are homes selling in Smithville, MO?
Homes in Smithville, MO are selling in a median of 47 days on market over the last 30 days.
How quickly do homes go under contract in Smithville, MO?
Homes that went under contract this week in Smithville, MO did so in a median of 24 days after listing — 6 days faster than last week.
Are home prices rising in Smithville, MO?
Year-to-date, the median sale price in Smithville, MO is $375,000 across 88 closed sales.
How competitive is the Smithville, MO market?
Homes in Smithville, MO are selling at a median of 98% of list price over the last 30 days.
What happened in the Smithville, MO housing market this week?
This week in Smithville, MO: 10 new listings and 6 homes went under contract.