As of today, March 10, 2026, the real estate scene in Monroe County is buzzing with recent activity. A total of 17 properties have changed hands in Bloomington and its surrounding areas, showcasing a wide range of prices and neighborhoods. The data, sourced from the Monroe County Assessor’s Office, provides a glimpse into the local market dynamics.

The sales prices for these properties ranged from a modest $145,000 to a hefty $1,050,000, reflecting the diversity in housing options available in the area. Below is a summary of some notable transactions:

Recent Sales Highlights

  • Jan. 29: 7700 W. Ratliff Road, Bloomington; sold by Kevin Lee Leffel and Deborah Sue Leffel Revocable Trust to Rebecca and Cameron Wells for $640,000.
  • Feb. 20: 9218 S. Foggy Ridge Lane, Bloomington; sold by Dennis and Holly Windsor to Gilbert and Billie Robertson for $1,050,000.
  • Feb. 20: 3705 S. Duncan Road, Bloomington; sold by Monroe County Sheriff Ruben Marté to Danny and Barbara Truelock for $246,709.
  • Feb. 25: 904 E. First St., Bloomington; sold by the Marie-Louise Arnaud Smith Trust to Kurt Ribisl and Erin Adkins for $425,000.
  • Feb. 27: 1552 S. Andrew Circle, Bloomington; sold by James and Vicki Owens to Lisa Martin for $623,000.

For a complete overview of all recent sales, visit the full article here.

Current Market Trends

In addition to these recent sales, there are currently 548 homes listed for sale in Bloomington, with a median list price of $354,950. Homes are spending an average of 82 days on the market. The typical sale-to-list price ratio stands at 97%, which means homes are generally selling for about 2.85% below the asking price. This gives buyers a reasonable expectation when negotiating prices.

Year-over-year, the for-sale count has increased by 14.70%, while the median sale price has seen a rise of 4.71%. Interestingly, the median days on market have decreased slightly by 1.20%. However, the median price per square foot has dipped by 1.02%. For month-over-month changes, the for-sale count decreased by 15.41%, and the median sale price dropped by 1.39%. For a deeper dive into these trends, check out the detailed market insights here.

Understanding the Local Real Estate Landscape

Bloomington’s real estate landscape is continually evolving, shaped by various economic factors and buyer preferences. The steady increase in listings and slight fluctuations in pricing are typical signs of a vibrant market that is adapting to the needs of its residents. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or simply explore the market, staying informed on these trends is key.

For further information about the Bloomington market, including details on specific properties, visit here.