On August 3, 2026, Realtor.com reported there were 168,921 active listing inventory of homes in July of 2026 in the Midwest, increased 9.3% from July of 2025; while there were 92,214 new listed homes in July of 2026 down 1.9% from July of 2025. The median list price of a home was $329,000 in July of 2026, grew 0.2 from July of 2025, and houses stayed 1 day more in the market in July of 2026, from June of 2026 in the Midwest.
There were 117,778 active listing inventory of homes in the Northeast in July of 2026, rose 8.3% from July of 2025; while there were 92,214 new listed in July of 2026, higher 3.2% from July of 2025. The median list price of a home was $542,450 in July of 2026 down 1.4% from July of 2025, and houses stayed 1 day less in the market in July of 2026, from July of 2025 in the Northeast.
There were 593,920 active listing inventory of homes in the South in July of 2026 down 0.2% from July of 2025; while there were 1871,480 new listed homes in July of 2026 gained 1.3% from July of 2025. The median list price of a home was $386,000 in July of 2026, dropped 2.5% from July of 2025, and houses stayed 1 day less in the market in July of 2026, from July of 2025 in the South.
There were 242,736 active listing inventory of homes in the West higher 0.6% in July of 2026 from July of 2025; while there were 87,380 new listed homes up 0.9% in July of 2026 from July of 2025. The median list price of a home was $599,974 fell 3.9% in July of 2026 from July of 2025, and houses stayed 1 day more in the market in July of 2026, from July of 2025 in the West.
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