Savannah Lakes Village Market Report – March 2026

March brought a more active spring setup to Savannah Lakes Village, with inventory continuing to build, monthly closings rebounding, and days on market improving slightly. Buyers have more choices heading into peak season, while sellers are facing a market where pricing and presentation matter more than they did a few years ago.

The biggest headline in the March numbers is the contrast between steady resale activity and a much slower pace in new construction permits. At the same time, pending activity improved, suggesting buyers are still engaging with the market as more spring inventory comes online.

Year-to-Date Snapshot: March 2026 vs March 2025

Through the end of March, home sales are nearly even with last year, but new construction permits are running well behind. That reinforces what many buyers are already showing us on the ground: resale homes, especially those that feel move-in ready, are drawing stronger attention than ground-up building decisions.

Source: Greene Advantage Real Estate tracking for Savannah Lakes Village through March 31, 2026.

Homes Sold: Monthly Trend in Early 2026

Closings bounced back in March after a quieter February, bringing the year-to-date total to 17 homes sold. That keeps Savannah Lakes Village close to last year’s pace, even with buyers taking more time to compare options and weigh value.

New Construction: Permit Activity Slowed Sharply

New construction permits remain the softest part of the market so far in 2026. Through March, permit volume is down by half compared to the same point last year. That likely reflects the combination of build costs, longer planning horizons, and the fact that many resale homes now offer an easier path to getting settled at the lake.

Inventory: More Homes, More Choice

Inventory climbed to 92 homes for sale in March, up from 85 in February. That is a meaningful spring increase and gives buyers more room to compare lake, golf, and interior options.

Current inventory mix:

• 27 lake homes
• 17 golf-course homes
• 48 interior homes

In a market with more choices, the homes that stand out are the ones that feel well cared for, are easy to understand online, and are priced with today’s buyer in mind.

Days on Market: Slight Improvement, Still a Selective Market

Average days on market improved to 197 in March, down from 209 in February. That is a positive directional move, but homes are still generally taking longer to sell than they did in the more competitive years. Buyers are watching condition, updates, and pricing closely.

What This Means for You This Spring

Thinking about selling?

March data reinforces the same message we have been sharing: spring can be a great time to sell, but it is not an autopilot market. With more inventory available, sellers should focus on:

• Pricing from recent closed sales, not last year’s expectations
• Handling the updates buyers notice first
• Showing the lifestyle clearly in photos, remarks, and presentation

Thinking about buying?

Buyers now have more room to compare options, and that can be a real advantage. In March we are seeing:

• More available homes across price points and property types
• Healthy pending activity, which shows buyers are still moving
• Opportunities on homes that have been listed longer and may need sharper positioning

Local Snapshot & Next Steps

Our team at Greene Advantage Real Estate tracks Savannah Lakes Village market data every month so buyers and sellers can make decisions with clarity. Whether you are comparing resale vs new construction, planning a spring listing, or simply trying to understand your options, local data helps you move with more confidence.

Looking for deeper insight? Explore these popular resources:

• Savannah Lakes Village Home Buying Guide
• Savannah Lakes Village Home Selling Guide
• Lake Living, Boating & Outdoor Life in SLV
• Active Adult Living in Savannah Lakes Village