Is it a buyer's or seller's market in Victoria, MN right now?

Victoria is still a seller's market heading into winter, with 2.6 months of supply in September 2026, down from 3.2 months a year earlier, according to Minneapolis Area REALTORS. Buyers have fewer Victoria homes to choose from than they did last fall, so a home priced right still gets attention and offers.

How many homes are for sale in Victoria?

Victoria had 54 homes for sale in September 2026, compared with 77 a year earlier, according to Minneapolis Area REALTORS. New listings fell to 28 for the month, down from 37. The state is moving the other way, with 21,090 homes for sale in Minnesota in September, up 12.9%, according to Minnesota Realtors.

Are home prices in Victoria going up or down?

Prices on Victoria homes are holding steady. The median sale price in September 2026 was $644,450, up 0.7% from a year earlier, according to Minneapolis Area REALTORS. Over the last 12 months the median is $618,300, down 2.1%. Much of that dip comes from Huntersbrooke being finished, so fewer new homes near $1 million are closing.

How long are Victoria homes taking to sell?

Victoria homes that sold in September 2026 took an average of 35 days, down from 38 a year earlier, according to Minneapolis Area REALTORS. Sellers got 98.4% of their original list price on average. Mitch & Meghan, part of the Scrimgeour Group with eXp Realty, have sold their listings in a median of 12 days.

How does Victoria compare with the rest of the Twin Cities?

Victoria is a tighter market than the metro right now. The 7-county Twin Cities region had 3.2 months of supply in September 2026, up from 2.8, and homes there took 37 days on average to sell, according to Minnesota Realtors. Supply is shrinking in Victoria while it grows across the region, which helps Victoria sellers.

Should I list my Victoria home this winter or wait for spring?

If your home is ready, you don't need to wait for spring. With 54 homes for sale in Victoria in September 2026, buyers shopping this winter have fewer choices than they did a year ago. Pricing it right the first time matters most, since buyers watch for homes that sit and then take a price cut.

Can I sell my Victoria home and buy my next one at the same time?

You can do both, and the calendar helps this time of year. If you go under contract on your next home in early November, close in January, and finance it, your first mortgage payment isn't due until early March. That gives you time to sell your Victoria home first. Our moving up or downsizing page walks through the timing.

Want the numbers for your street?

Our listings have sold for 101.8% of original list price on average, and we price every one off the sales closest to it. Call or text (612) 720-5171 and we'll pull this fall's sales near your home in Watermark, Deer Run, Ambergate or anywhere else in Victoria, so you can price off your street instead of the city median.

Sources: Minneapolis Area REALTORS, Local Market Update, Victoria, September 2026 (link). Minnesota Realtors, September 2026 Housing Report, statewide and 7-county Twin Cities region (link). Our numbers: Northstar MLS, lifetime listings (median days on market; average sale price against original list price).