With less than one month of available inventory, Hawesville remains firmly in seller's-market territory. Buyers have relatively few homes to choose from, which can help properly priced listings attract attention.

Inventory Is Extremely Limited

Hawesville recorded approximately 0.75 months of inventory in June. The report showed three active listings at the end of the month and four closed sales.

This represents a significant tightening from the previous month. When inventory falls this low, sellers face less competition, while buyers need to be prepared to act when the right property becomes available.

Home Values Remain Near $200,000

The median estimated property value reached $198,000 at the end of June 2026.

• Estimated values increased 0.3% from the previous month.
• Estimated values increased 5.9% over the previous three months.
• Estimated values declined 1.8% over the past year.
• Estimated values increased 11.5% over the past three years.

Short-term movement remains modest, while the longer-term trend continues to show appreciation. Automated property estimates are not formal appraisals and should be considered alongside recent comparable sales and property-specific features.

Median Sold Price Increased Sharply

The median sold price was $160,900, up sharply from the previous month's reported figure.

That percentage increase should be viewed carefully. Hawesville's smaller sales volume means one unusually low or high sale can have a major effect on the monthly median.

Sellers received approximately 99.4% of their asking price, which indicates that appropriately priced homes are still selling close to list price.

Median List Price Reached $334,000

The median list price increased to $334,000. The increase was influenced by the mix of homes available, including larger properties and homes with acreage.

In a smaller market, the median list price may change dramatically depending on the size, condition, acreage, age, and location of only a few active listings.

Current Hawesville Listings

The report included five current listings ranging from $150,000 to $399,900.

• 770 State Route 144 West: Listed at $150,000 with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 2.78 acres.
• 110 Faith Ann Street: Listed at $269,900 with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 1,776 square feet.
• 515 Hillcrest Circle: Listed at $334,000 with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and approximately 2,700 square feet.
• 620 Baker Lane: Listed at $399,900 with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and approximately 10 acres.
• 175 Hillcrest Lane: Listed at $224,900 with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The available inventory includes traditional residential homes as well as properties offering several acres, which continues to be an important part of the Hawesville market.

Recent Hawesville Home Sales

Ten recent closed sales were included in the report, ranging from $18,500 to $395,000.

• 151 Middle Patesville Road: Sold for $395,000 with approximately 34.76 acres
• 2354 State Route 144 West: Sold for $376,000
• 1245 Indian Lake Drive: Sold for $289,900
• 340 West State Route 144: Sold for $161,900
• 36 Pellville Road: Sold for $159,900
• 8920 State Route 144 East: Sold for $155,000
• 175 Monroe Street: Sold for $149,900

The range of sale prices reflects the variety of Hawesville properties, including acreage tracts, newer homes, established residential properties, and homes needing significant work.

Acreage Remains a Major Part of the Market

Rural property continues to play an important role in Hawesville and throughout Hancock County.

Recent activity included:

• A 10-acre active listing on Baker Lane
• A 2.78-acre active listing on State Route 144 West
• A 34.76-acre sale on Middle Patesville Road
• A 2.38-acre sale on State Route 144 West

Buyers continue to value privacy, usable land, outdoor space, and room for workshops, animals, recreation, or hobby farming.

What This Means for Hawesville Sellers

Current conditions remain favorable for homeowners considering selling.

• Inventory is below one month.
• Sellers are receiving approximately 99.4% of asking price.
• There is limited competition from other listings.
• Acreage properties continue to attract interest.
• Well-priced homes can stand out quickly.

Pricing remains important. Buyers compare condition, updates, acreage, location, and recent sales before making an offer. An overpriced property can still sit even in a low-inventory market.

What This Means for Hawesville Buyers

Buyers should expect limited selection and be ready when an attractive property becomes available.

• Get pre-approved before beginning your search.
• Monitor new listings closely.
• Schedule showings quickly.
• Review acreage, utilities, access, outbuildings, and property condition.
• Study recent comparable sales before making an offer.

Hawesville Market Outlook

Inventory will remain the biggest factor shaping the Hawesville market through the rest of the summer. If few new listings enter the market, sellers should continue holding an advantage.

Buyers may still find opportunities across several price ranges, particularly among rural homes and properties with acreage. Preparation and local market knowledge will remain essential.