The four numbers buyers and sellers ask about first, September 2026 against September 2025, then
month by month since July.
Month closed
Homes sold
Median price
Per sq ft
Days on market
Where this market stands today
Where your price point stands.
Homes sold July to September against homes for sale today, by price range. Months of supply is homes for sale
divided by the average sales per month over those three months, how long today's listings would last at that pace. The fewer the months, the less
competition a seller faces.
Price range
Sold, 3 months
Days on market
Kept of original
For sale now
Months of supply
Supply and demand in September.
The first two weeks decide what a seller keeps.
Time on market
Homes sold
Had reduced
Kept of original ask
Holding the price is what loses the sale.
Homes that left the market in September without selling, set against homes that sold, grouped
by whether the seller ever adjusted. Listings that cancelled and came straight back on are removed.
Market wide.
Price change from original
Sold
Did not sell
Share that did not sell
What each reduction actually costs.
Sold homes, market wide, grouped by the size of the cut they took before they sold.
Reduction taken
Homes sold
Kept of original ask
Days on market
For buyers: how homes were bought.
Every sale over the last three months, by how the buyer paid. Seller concessions are money the
seller put toward the buyer's costs.
Paid with
Share
Median price
Had concession
Avg concession
At or above list
Contract to close
Inside the area
ZIP code
Sold
Median price
Days on market
Neighborhood
Sold
Median price
Per sq ft
Days
Source: SABOR MLS. Existing homes, single family detached; new construction is excluded. The last
three months are closings July 1 to September 30, 2026; September compares September 1 to 30, 2026 with the same days of 2025.
Homes for sale are the active listings, and under contract the pending and option period listings, as of October 8, 2026, when the listings were pulled. Months of supply divides homes for sale by the
average monthly sales over the period shown. Luxury is a sold price of $1M up to $2M and Ultra Luxury $2M and up,
across every market on this page; for homes still for sale the list price is used. Many luxury homes sell privately and never appear in the MLS, so the luxury figures cover only MLS sales. Listings that cancelled and
returned to the market are excluded from the did not sell counts. These figures describe what happened across the
market and are not a prediction for any individual home. Prepared by Polly Keene, Keene on AI.