Are home prices going up or down in Hernando and Olive Branch
Are home prices going up or down in Hernando and Olive Branch? In 2025, both cities are still trending upward—though at a slower pace than 2023–24.
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Hernando shows 3 – 4 % annual appreciation.
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Olive Branch holds steady around 2 – 3 %, with builders offering more incentives.
While some national markets cool, DeSoto County benefits from consistent in-migration, low taxes, and job growth tied to the Memphis metro.
Buyer Insight: Rising inventory means you can negotiate builder credits or rate buy-downs again—especially on homes that have sat 30 + days.
👉 Get a local trend report before you buy—message Jonathan Webb for a free home-value snapshot.
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