Housing Market
Median Home Price Reached an All Time High in June
NAR reports the median home price hit $440,600 in June, a new all-time high, as sales cooled and affordability improved.
July 10, 2026
NAR reports the median home price hit $440,600 in June, a new all-time high, as sales cooled and affordability improved.
Realtor.com’s latest report shows homes closing at four weeks sell for 1.8 points above average. Here’s what the data means for your listings.
Realtor.com’s November housing report shows rising delistings, selective buyers, and growing inventory as affordability reshapes where Americans can buy homes.
Realtor.com’s new study shows buyer regret falling from 15% to 8% and zero-regret purchases rising to 37%, driven by slower conditions and stronger preparation.
Realtor.com’s May 2025 Monthly Housing Trends Report shows active listings in the U.S. surpassed 1 million for the first time since Winter 2019, up 31.5% year-over-year but still 12.3% below May 2019 levels.
Katie Lucie explains how real estate agents can use local housing market trends to set smarter listing prices, avoid expired listings, and lead pricing conversations with confidence.
NAR’s Profile of Home Staging reveals 91% of top agents stage the living room, and 30% report faster sales as a result. Here, we break down which rooms to prioritize and how much staging costs—with a ready-to-use seller script on whether staging is worth it.
A new Zillow report highlights the 5 best metros to buy (and sell) this spring. At one million homes for sale, February 2025 had the highest pre-spring inventory since before the pandemic—while sellers in Buffalo and San Jose see 56%+ of homes selling above asking.
Bright MLS reports that office exclusives now make up nearly 8% of new listings, with Compass, Washington Fine Properties, and TTR Sotheby’s leading the trend. The data reveals longer days on market, no price advantage, and tighter inventory.
Use these 5 data-backed charts and scripts to show sellers why they should list now—before competition spikes.
Two new Redfin reports highlight the recent improvement in housing affordability. The first highlights a 1.4% annual decrease in the income needed to afford a median-priced home, while the second shows 48% of listings spending 60+ days on market.
According to Realtor.com, the best week to buy a home in 2024 is from September 29 through October 5, with potential savings of over $14,000 compared to peak summer prices.
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