The Green Island Hills housing market is not very competitive, with declining home values indicating reduced buyer demand. Last month, the median sale price dropped to $513K, down 24.3% compared to last year, while the median sale price per square foot decreased to $146, a 2.7% year-over-year decline. These trends suggest a slower market where buyers may have more negotiating power and sellers may need to price competitively to attract interest.

Green Island Hills is not very competitive, with homes taking an average of 51.5 days to sell. Multiple offers are uncommon, and most homes sell for about 5% below the list price, reflecting weaker buyer demand. However, desirable properties, or “hot” homes, can still attract quicker interest, selling for around 1% below the list price and going pending in as little as 14 days. Overall, buyers have more negotiating power in this slower-moving market.

Green Island Hills is a buyer’s market in June 2025, meaning there are more homes available for sale than there are buyers actively looking to purchase. This oversupply gives buyers a clear advantage, allowing them to take more time to evaluate properties and negotiate better deals. Homes are selling for about 5% below the list price on average and typically remain on the market for around 52 days, reflecting slower activity and less competition. While hot homes may still sell faster, most properties require competitive pricing to attract serious buyer interest in this market.