Matt Slowik - Realtor at Compass

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Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in November 2025, at $414,300, rose slightly, while the median condo/co-op price, at $358,600 was essentially unchanged. Moving into the holiday season, the market began its usual seasonal decline in listing and sales activity, which can b e expected to continue in December. Existing-home sales fell 18% from October and 7% from November 2024. The number of active listings declined 6% month over month but increased 7.5% year over year.

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2026 Marks a Step Toward “Normal”

After four years of pandemic-driven extremes the U.S. housing market enters a new era. In this next phase, home sales are positioned to meaningfully grow again and affordability starts to improve as home prices level out and mortgage rates come down. Many of the unusual dynamics of the early 2020s are beginning to fade: mobility is slowly picking up, inventory is normalizing in many regions, and buyers and sellers are resetting their expectations after years of dramatic changes.

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Compared to 1 year ago, the U.S. median house sales price in October 2025, at $420,600, rose 2.2%, while the median condo/co-op price, at $363,700, increased .9%. Existing-home sales rose almost 1% from September and about 3% from October 2024. The number of active listings was essentially flat month over month, but 11% higher year over year. Months-supply-of-inventory ticked down for the second month, indicating a gradual improvement in buyer demand as compared to the supply of listings for sale.

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