D’Iberville is the smallest and the fastest market on this list. Thirty-four homes were on the market in June 2026. Ten sold. The average one was under contract in 21.8 days.

If you are shopping in D’Iberville, understand what those numbers describe: a market with very little to choose from, where the good listings do not linger. Buyers who tour on the weekend and think about it until Wednesday lose houses here.

D’Iberville Market Snapshot — June 2026

Metric	Figure
Median sold price	$254,500
Median asking price (active listings)	$306,250
Homes sold in June	10
Active listings	34
Average days on market	21.8
Months of inventory	3.4

Source: MLS United, residential sales, June 2026.

The headline is the speed: 21.8 days, the lowest of any city we cover. A year ago it was 55.

The second story is the spread. Median asking is $306,250; median sold is $254,500. That is a 20% gap — the second-widest of any Coast market. It is a small-sample market, so a couple of expensive listings skew the asking median. But it also tells sellers something concrete: the homes actually closing are in the $250,000 range, not the $300,000 range.

Monthly sold medians have bounced between $175,000 and $338,000 over the past year. With ten sales in a typical month, one unusual closing moves the number. Do not price your house off a single month.

The Subdivisions

For a city of its size, D’Iberville’s inventory is unusually concentrated in identifiable subdivisions rather than scattered parcels — the opposite of Vancleave or Saucier.

River’s Edge appears more often than any other name in current inventory, spanning roughly $330,000 to $470,000.

Windmill Ridge and Creekwood Estates hold the upper end of the subdivision market, with listings into the $440,000 to $515,000 range.

Bridgewood, Creekwood, and Palm Ridge make up the practical middle — the $270,000 to $340,000 band where most D’Iberville transactions actually happen.

Riverwalk carries the highest active asking price in the city. Forest Cove and Gable round out the established inventory.

Only a handful of D’Iberville listings are unplatted acreage. This is a subdivision town, which is part of why it moves so fast: the homes are comparable, the pricing is legible, and buyers can make decisions quickly.

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Schools

Most D’Iberville listings fall in the D’Iberville school attendance area, with Creekbend Elementary and D’Iberville Elementary appearing on active listings. Some parcels are recorded under the Harrison County School District.

Because D’Iberville sits at the boundary of several attendance zones, the district shown on a listing is worth verifying rather than trusting.

Strategy in a 22-Day Market

If you are buying: get fully pre-approved before you tour anything. Not pre-qualified — pre-approved, with a lender who will pick up the phone on a Saturday. With 34 active listings citywide, you may see only three or four homes that genuinely fit. When the right one appears you will have days, not weeks. Have your financing, your inspector, and your decision criteria settled in advance.

Also: widen the map. D’Iberville’s inventory is thin enough that many buyers who start here end up buying in Biloxi or Ocean Springs. That is not a failure — it is arithmetic.

If you are selling: you are in the strongest seller’s position on the Coast, and you should still price to the sold comps. The 20% ask-to-sold gap is the trap. A D’Iberville home priced at the sold median will draw offers inside of three weeks. One priced at the asking median joins the listings that are still sitting — and in a market this small, sitting is visible. Buyers notice.

D’Iberville FAQs

How fast do homes sell in D’Iberville?

An average of 21.8 days in June 2026 — the fastest of any city on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, per MLS United.

What is the median home price in D’Iberville?

$254,500 sold in June 2026. The median asking price across the 34 active listings was $306,250.

Why are there so few homes for sale in D’Iberville?

It is a physically small city with a largely built-out subdivision inventory. Thirty-four active listings is normal here, not a shortage.

Is D’Iberville a seller’s market?

Yes — 3.4 months of inventory and the shortest days-on-market on the Coast.

Which schools serve D’Iberville?

Creekbend Elementary and D’Iberville Elementary appear most often; some properties are zoned to Harrison County schools. Verify by address.

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