👀 Buyer Activity Picks Up Again 📊
May 22, 2026
⚠️ This week saw a strong rebound in activity, with
sales jumping 19% to 325
, while
new listings also increased 9% to 843
.
After a few weeks of mixed movement, the trend is pointing toward a more active late spring market. Inventory is growing, but buyers are stepping back in at the same time, helping keep conditions fairly balanced.
The consistent
5% gap between list and sale price
continues to show a market where buyers still have room to negotiate, but well-priced homes are attracting attention. �55358;�56778;�55357;�56521;
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By Andy Schildhorn
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September 25, 2026
Sales jumped 30% to 225 this week, while new listings increased 10% to 765 . That’s a noticeable improvement in buyer activity, but the continued flow of new listings means buyers still have plenty of choice. Looking at the broader trend, the market remains price-sensitive rather than competitive . The 5.7% gap between original list and sale price is right in the range we’ve seen for much of the year. The fall market is getting busier, but pricing correctly remains key for sellers.

By Andy Schildhorn
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September 20, 2026
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By Andy Schildhorn
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September 20, 2026
August finished with 872 sales , down about 7% from July and just 2% below August 2025 . New listings fell to 2,281 , down 10% from July and 16% year-over-year . The key signal is that new supply is falling faster than sales . Buyers remain selective, but with fewer homes coming to market, we’ll be watching to see if that helps tighten conditions as we move into the fall market.












































