Housing Statistics Dashboard
📊 Complete Historical Data
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📊 Inventory Hits a New High
Active listings climbed to 236 in July, up 20 from June's 216 and the highest count in the dataset going back to 2018. Year-over-year, inventory is up 28.3% from July 2025 (184 listings), extending a steady multi-month build in supply.
💰 Prices Hold Steady
Median sold price held flat at $375.0K for a second straight month, while average price ticked up slightly to $395.9K (+$1.8K from June). Year-over-year, the median is up modestly, about 0.9% from July 2025 ($371.5K) — pricing remains stable even as inventory grows.
📈 Sales Rebound Month-Over-Month
July closed 55 sales, up 7 from June (+14.6%) and the strongest month of 2026 so far. Compared to July 2025 (63 sales), volume is down 12.7%, but the monthly gain points to healthy mid-summer buyer activity.
⌛ Days on Market Jump
Median days on market rose sharply to 55 in July, up 29 days from June's unusually fast 26. Compared to July 2025 (36 days), homes are taking noticeably longer to sell, giving buyers more room to negotiate as supply expands.
📈 Pending Pipeline Firms Up
Pending listings edged up to 59 in July, up 3 from June's 56. With inventory at record levels, a steady pending count suggests demand is keeping pace and points toward solid August closings.
🔮 Market Tilts Toward Buyers
Record inventory of 236 active homes combined with rising days on market signals a gradual shift toward buyers heading into late summer. With prices holding firm, buyers gain selection and negotiating leverage while sellers face more competition.