Calhoun County, AL Real Estate Market Update

Alabama Real Estate Spotlight | Summer 2025

Median sale price for Calhoun County homes in June 2025 was approximately $223,000, reflecting a notable 23.7% year-over-year increase Redfin.
The Zillow Home Value Index places the average home value at $163,043, up 1.2% from last year, with around 17 days to go pending Zillow.
The median sale price—based on another Zillow snapshot—was around $211,500, with a median list price of $223,267, while 22% of sales exceeded the list price and 51% sold below it Zillow.

Active listings climbed to 276 in June, up 4.6% month-over-month and 13.6% year-over-year data.lubbockonline.com.
The broader total listing count rose from 403 in June to 445 in July 2025, indicating growing availability FRED.
Homes sold in June averaged 45 days on market, which is 3 days longer than in June 2024 ACRE – Alabama Center for Real Estate.
That same report recorded 29 homes sold in June, which was 17.5% below ACRE’s forecast, signaling softer-than-expected demand ACRE – Alabama Center for Real Estate.

With about 4.9 months of supply, Calhoun County is moving toward a more balanced market—approaching an equilibrium where neither buyers nor sellers have a distinct advantage ACRE – Alabama Center for Real Estate.
Sales volume remains somewhat stagnant year-over-year, while prices continue to trend upwards, indicating tight available inventory is supporting pricing power ACRE – Alabama Center for Real EstateRedfin.

Anniston (Calhoun County seat): Median sale price is about $210K, up 46.4% YoY, though the number of sales fell—12 homes sold vs. 26 a year earlier—and days on market stretched to 101 Rocket.
Oxford (within Calhoun): Median sale price around $235K, up 4.2% YoY. Notably, the number of sales more than doubled—33 homes sold versus 16 a year earlier—with days on market rising from 39 to 57 Rocket.