SIGNATURE ELITE GROUP · MARKET INTELLIGENCE
← Back to the site Compiled Sep 5, 2026

Central + Southern Mississippi

Where price and momentum still align.

Compare ten markets through growth, affordability, or confidence-adjusted potential. Every value keeps its source month visible.

Decision lens

Choose what matters most

Scores balance durable price movement, market speed, and evidence quality.

Lowest entry price
$130K

Scott County, but only five May closings make the signal fragile.

Very low confidence
Largest inventory
1,065

Active listings in Harrison County in August 2026.

High confidence
Read before ranking
3 source clocks

Sale prices are May–June; inventory and DOM are August.

Market position

Price vs. stable appreciation

Central Southern Higher confidence Swipe chart →
Higher growth
More affordable Higher price

All markets

Sortable market comparison

Evidence

Appreciation uses a three-month sale-price trend for liquid markets and ZHVI for thin or conflicting markets. Select any row for the full evidence note.

Source ledger

Direct data files

Market detail

County

How to read the dashboard

Methodology & limitations

01

Sale price

Median closing price, not list price. Redfin county data are May 2026; Forrest uses Zillow June 2026.

02

Appreciation

Three-month sale-price YoY for liquid markets. ZHVI YoY replaces unstable medians in thin or conflicting markets.

03

Market speed

Realtor.com median listing days on market for August 2026. It is not mixed with Zillow days-to-pending.

04

Inventory

Realtor.com active listings in August 2026, excluding pending listings. Months of supply comes from Redfin May 2026.

Scoring model

Growth combines clipped appreciation (35%), ZHVI YoY (25%), faster DOM (25%), and lower active-to-pending ratio (15%). Affordability is inverse normalized sale price. Potential averages Growth and Affordability, then multiplies by evidence confidence: High 1.0, Medium .85, Low .70, Very low .55.

This is a comparative screening tool, not a valuation, forecast, or investment recommendation. County medians can move because the mix of homes sold changes.