Hallsley by the Numbers: What Forty-Five Sales Tell Us

Forty-five homes sold in Hallsley over the trailing twelve months ending June 2026. That is a small enough number that a single unusual sale moves the average, and a large enough number to read a real trend.

The median sold price landed at $1,131,250, down 5.9 percent from the year before. A number like that looks alarming until you look at what actually traded. Hallsley's price band runs from roughly $650,000 to well past $1.4 million, so the median tracks which slice of the neighborhood sold in a given year, not whether anyone's home lost value. A year heavy on carriage homes pulls the median down. A year with three signature properties pulls it up.

Median days on market was ten. That is the number worth paying attention to. Ten days means correctly priced Hallsley homes are not sitting, and it holds steady even in the years when the median price moves.

For sellers, the takeaway is that Hallsley trades on scarcity rather than volume. Fewer than four homes sell here in an average month. For buyers, it means the home you want may only come up once a season, so being ready matters more than being patient.

All figures come from Central Virginia Regional MLS via InfoSparks, twelve month window ending June 2026.