Real Estate Blog

Daily Market Report – May 30, 2026

Market Snapshot (Month-to-Date)

The market continues to offer buyers more choice, with active inventory rising modestly from last year. While sales remain below 2025 levels, home prices continue to show resilience.

• Total Sales: 2,067 (-11.13% vs. May 2025)

• New Listings: 4,133 (-7.95%)

• Active Listings: 6,890 (+1.00%)

• Median Price: $592,500 (+0.42%)

• Average Price: $664,449 (+2.28%)

• Days on Market: 34 days (+6.25%)

Year-to-Date Performance

Compared to the same period in 2025:

• Total Sales: 8,804 (-10.88%)

• New Listings: 16,921 (-7.40%)

• Median Price: $580,000 (-0.17%)

• Average Price: $643,882 (+1.60%)

• Days on Market: 39 days (+21.88%)

Weekly Trend (May 23–29)

The past week showed steady activity, though transaction volume remained below last year's levels. Price trends continue to strengthen.

• Sales: 520 (-10.65%)

• New Listings: 936 (-3.60%)

• Active Listings: 6,890 (+1.00%)

• Median Price: $606,250 (-1.42%)

• Average Price: $701,299 (+3.39%)

• Days on Market: 30 days (-6.25%)

Daily Snapshot (May 29)

• Sales: 120

• New Listings: 232

• Active Listings: 6,890

• Median Price: $618,500

• Average Price: $702,516

• Days on Market: 28 days

Market Commentary

Inventory levels continue to trend higher than a year ago, providing buyers with more options and helping maintain balanced market conditions. Although total sales remain lower than 2025 levels, price stability continues to be a key theme.

The average sale price is up 2.28% year-over-year month-to-date and has exceeded $700,000 over the past week, indicating continued strength in higher-priced market segments. Meanwhile, the median price remains relatively flat, suggesting broad market stability rather than rapid appreciation.

Homes are still taking longer to sell than they did a year ago, but recent weekly data shows marketing times improving slightly, reflecting steady buyer engagement.

Bottom Line

The market remains balanced, with increased inventory giving buyers more flexibility while home values continue to hold firm. Sales activity remains below last year's pace, but stable pricing and improving weekly performance indicate healthy underlying demand as the spring market approaches its final stretch.