Updated Forecast Shows Modest Home Price Gain in Decaturville
An automated real-estate forecast updated January 4, 2026 lists Decaturville’s median listing price at $125,442 with a one-year projection of about $130,354, a roughly 3.9 percent rise. The snapshot gives local buyers, sellers, real-estate professionals, and policymakers a quick reference point for short- and longer-term price expectations in Decatur County.

On January 4, 2026 WalletInvestor published an updated automated forecast for Decaturville that records a current median listing price of $125,442 and projects a one-year price of approximately $130,354. That projected increase of $4,912 equals about a 3.9 percent gain over 12 months. The forecast page also presents a longer-term five-year projection and includes historical series and a question-and-answer section describing the methodology.
The forecast is based on an automated technical analysis of median listing prices rather than local appraisal or sales-by-contract reporting. As a result, it functions as a market-data snapshot and model-driven projection that residents and local officials can use alongside other sources such as local sales records, appraisal notices, and real-estate agent listings. The update’s timestamp gives users a clear reference date for the data: January 4, 2026.

For homeowners and prospective buyers in Decatur County, a near-4 percent projected rise over one year has immediate practical implications. Sellers may view the projection as support for listing at slightly higher prices; buyers who are budget constrained may find fewer entry-level options if listings track the forecast. Real-estate agents and brokers can incorporate the figures into pricing strategies and marketing materials, while municipal officials and tax assessors will watch whether actual sale prices follow the model’s trajectory, since sustained median increases feed into property tax bases and revenue projections.

Longer-term forecasts shown on the page offer additional context for planning but carry greater uncertainty. Automated technical models are sensitive to recent price trends and listing activity, so short-term signals can amplify in projections. For local policymakers weighing housing affordability or zoning decisions, the forecast provides one measurable input but should be balanced with local vacancy rates, new construction permits, and income trends.
Decaturville residents should treat this update as a tool for situational awareness rather than a definitive market verdict. The January 4, 2026 entry supplies a clear, dated data point and a one-year projection that may influence listing behavior and buyer expectations in the coming months. Local stakeholders aiming to understand how these figures could translate into sale prices or tax impacts should compare the forecast with actual transaction data from county records and consultations with local real-estate professionals.
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