Across the 47 metropolitan areas surveyed, the median sales price reached $460,000, reflecting a 2.4% increase from May. Buyers continued to pay an average of 99% of the asking price, signaling that despite a modest influx of new listings, demand remains firm. The months' supply of inventory edged up to 2.7, matching the levels recorded in June 2025, which underscores that the recent supply gains have yet to trigger a broad market reset.
US Home Sales Gain Momentum as Inventory Levels Slowly Climb
The U.S. housing market experienced a surge in activity during June, with closed transactions rising 8.9% over May and 7.8% compared to the same period last year. While inventory levels grew by 5.0% month-over-month, the market remains characterized by competitive conditions and steady pricing, according to the latest RE/MAX National Housing Report.
Chris Lim, RE/MAX President and Chief Growth Officer, noted that the data points to stronger momentum rather than a fundamental shift in supply. With the average time on market reaching 43 days—only slightly longer than in previous months—the report emphasizes that local conditions remain the primary driver for buyers and sellers. Because market dynamics such as pricing and inventory availability vary significantly by region, professional guidance remains essential for navigating the current landscape.
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