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.
NAR’s Q1 2026 home price report shows prices rose in 71% of metro areas, with affordability improving for both repeat and first-time buyers.
NAR’s 2025 Profile shows only 5% of homes sold FSBO, a historic low, with agent-assisted sales hitting 91% and FSBO prices trailing by $65K.
Zillow’s latest report shows that median-income households need a $17,670 raise to afford a typical U.S. home priced at $367,969, even with a 20% down payment.
The National Association of Realtors’ Q3 2024 report highlights how persistently low housing supply is driving affordability challenges, with median home prices rising 3% in September for the 15th straight month of year-over-year gains.
According to a new survey from Clever Real Estate, prospective buyers need to earn at least $119,769 annually to afford a median priced home at $332,494 with a 10% down payment. That income is $45,000 more than the median U.S. household income.
A new Redfin report shows the median U.S. monthly housing payment increasing 11% year over year to a new record high of $2,747.
A new report from Redfin shows the median home sale price dropping 4.1% ($17,603) year over year in April—the biggest annual drop in dollar terms and the steepest annual decline in percentage terms since January 2012.
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