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Wilmington & Clinton County Market Watch
Data as of mid-2026, sourced below. Figures center on Wilmington and Clinton County.
This is the current housing market for the Wilmington, Ohio area, the center of a 50-mile radius. Because that radius spans several counties and local markets, these figures use Wilmington and Clinton County as the best available reference point. Data varies by neighborhood and street, so check current listings for exact numbers.
The numbers
Where the local market stands.
Each figure below is dated and drawn from the public market reports listed in Sources. Wilmington and Clinton County are the reference point for the wider 50-mile area centered on town, and conditions vary by neighborhood.
$236,000
Median sale price, Clinton County
About $236,000 over the three months ending May 2026, down roughly 9% year over year. The Wilmington ZIP 45177 median is about $265,000.
Source: Redfin
$240,000
Median sale price, Wilmington
About $240,000, down roughly 7% from a year earlier.
Source: Redfin
40 to 50 days
Median days on market
Around 40 days per Realtor.com and around 50 per Redfin across the Wilmington area, up from a year ago.
Source: Realtor.com & Redfin
100 to 115
Active listings in Wilmington
Roughly 100 to 115 active listings as of mid-2026, up from a year earlier.
Source: Public market reports
About 97%
Sale-to-list ratio, Clinton County
Most homes sell close to, but slightly under, the asking price.
Source: Public market reports
About 55
Closed sales, Clinton County
About 55 homes sold in Clinton County in May 2026.
Source: Public market reports
About 3 months of housing supply in Ohio
That puts Ohio at a balanced market nationally, per Fred/Redfin state data. The market is no longer the fast-moving, low-inventory picture it was in 2024-2025.
Market verdict
Balanced market, shifting from the seller's market of 2024-2025.
Prices have eased year over year, homes are taking a bit longer to sell, and inventory has grown, giving buyers more room and sellers a more realistic pricing environment.
Three shifts at a glance
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Prices eased
Median sale prices are down from a year earlier.
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Homes take a bit longer
Median days on market are up from a year ago.
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Inventory grew
More active listings than a year earlier.
What it means for you
Two ways to read these numbers.
What it means for buyers
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More homes to choose from
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Less bidding pressure
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More room to negotiate on price and terms
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The chance to take time and compare rather than rush
Getting pre-approved and moving quickly on well-priced homes still matters.
What it means for sellers
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Pricing competitively from day one matters more than it did in 2024-2025
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Homes priced in line with recent sales are still moving
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Overpriced homes tend to sit longer and often need price reductions
Good marketing, strong photos and pricing strategy make the difference.
Sources
Where the numbers come from.
Figures are drawn from public market reports as of mid-2026 and should be verified for current numbers. For today's numbers for your neighborhood, just ask.
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Redfin Wilmington housing market
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Redfin Clinton County housing market
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Realtor.com market trends
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Local Clinton County housing index
Your market, your move
The numbers are one thing. Your home is another.
Every neighborhood is different, and the right next step depends on your situation. A quick conversation sorts out what these trends mean for you, with no pressure and no jargon.
LeaAnn Taylor, Realtor · Salesperson, Ohio License No. 2017005533 · Glasshouse Realty, 117 N. South Street, Wilmington, OH 45177