Current Bloomsburg Market Data
Mid Penn Market Pulse
Bloomsburg PA 17815 Real Estate Market Update
April through June 2026
Median Sale Price
Median Days on Market
Median Sale-to-List Ratio
Months of Supply
Fifty eight homes sold in Bloomsburg between April and June 2026, at a median price of $294,250. Half of them went under contract in 11 days or less, and the median home sold for exactly 100 percent of its asking price.
That is stronger than a year ago. The same quarter in 2025 produced a median of $270,000 across 53 sales, so prices are up about 9 percent while sales volume held roughly steady. There are 39 homes actively for sale in the ZIP code, about 2.5 months of supply, against the four to six months a balanced market carries.
Priced to Sell, or Priced to Sit
Bloomsburg did not have one market this spring. It had two, and the line between them was drawn on the day each home was listed.
Thirty four homes went under contract within two weeks, at a median of four days. Not one of those thirty four ever cut its price. Another twelve sat for ninety days or longer. Ten of those twelve cut their price, waited a median of 143 days, and still closed about six percent below what they first asked.
This is why an average is misleading here. The average days on market works out to 45, a figure that describes almost none of the actual houses. The real market is four days or 143.
How This Compares to Normal
Before 2019, Bloomsburg carried about 82 homes for sale at any given time. It now runs about 37. The market has lost more than half its inventory, and sales have fallen about 18 percent, while the median price has risen roughly 55 percent since 2019.
Fewer sales alongside rising prices is not a weakening market. It is a market with less to sell. Buyers did not leave. The houses did.
But scarcity is not permission. Even with inventory at half its historical level, an overpriced home still sat for five months and cut its price anyway. A shortage does not forgive a wrong number. It gives a seller more time to regret it.
Get current pricing trends, inventory levels, days on market, and local market context for Bloomsburg PA 17815.
Data source: FlexMLS, ZIP 17815, residential closed sales, April 1 through June 30, 2026. 58 closed sales. Retrieved July 12, 2026.
Bloomsburg Market Statistics — Current Month
Data covers ZIP 17815 (Bloomsburg), residential properties. Source: FlexMLS, pulled June 4, 2026.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Median Sold Price | $258,500 |
| Median List Price (Active) | $304,450 |
| Active Listings | 36 |
| Absorption Rate | 2.31 months |
| Average Days on Market | 44 days |
| Median Days on Market | 7 days |
| List-to-Sale Ratio | 97.9% |
| Market Condition | Balanced — leaning toward sellers in the sub-$300,000 range |
What the Bloomsburg Market Trend Tells Buyers and Sellers
Median sale price is down 13.5% from May 2025 ($299,000 → $258,500), reflecting a mixed market — faster closings for well-priced homes, longer days on market for overpriced listings. YTD 2026 median is $278,500, up slightly from $275,900 the prior YTD period.
The most active price band is most active price band: $200,000 to $350,000. Homes in this range with good condition and correct pricing are moving in under 10 days (median DOM is 7 days). Above $350,000, buyers have more options — days on market increases substantially.
For buyers: An absorption rate under 3 months means you are in a seller-favorable environment, particularly under $300,000. Come prepared with pre-approval and clean offer terms. Act quickly on correctly priced listings.
For sellers: The list-to-sale ratio of 97.9% and split DOM patterns mean pricing precision matters more than timing. Overpriced homes are sitting. Correctly priced homes are moving fast. Request a CMA from Mid Penn Realty before listing.
Columbia County Real Estate Context
Bloomsburg anchors Columbia County’s housing market. It has the county seat, the largest employer base (Commonwealth University, county government), and the most consistent buyer demand. Berwick and Catawissa serve a different buyer profile — more value-oriented, fewer university-connected buyers.
Mid Penn Realty tracks 25 communities across 7 counties in the Central Susquehanna Valley. Our monthly Market Pulse report covers median price, absorption, DOM, and list-to-sale ratios for each active market. Contact us for the current report.
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