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National Overview

U.S. Housing Market Dashboard

January 2026 · Source: Realtor.com

National Market Snapshot

Median Listing Price
$399,900
▼ 0.2% YoY
Active Listings
912,696
▲ 10.1% YoY
Median Days on Market
78
▲ 6.9% YoY
New Listings
329,228
▲ 0.7% YoY
Pending Listings
312,588
▼ 0.6% YoY
Price Reduced Share
14.3%
of listings reduced
Pending Ratio
34.3%
pending / total listings
Avg Listing Price
$700,102
▼ 1.7% YoY
Median $/sqft
$220
▼ 1.6% YoY
Total Listings
1,223,931
▲ 7.3% YoY

Weekly Pulse (week ending Feb 14, 2026)

Median Price
-2.9%
year-over-year
Active Listings
+7.3%
year-over-year
Days on Market
+8 days
year-over-year
New Listings
+4.8%
year-over-year
Price Reductions
-0.4%
share, year-over-year

24-Month National Trends

Top 10 Hottest Metros

Ranked by Realtor.com hotness score — a composite of demand and supply signals. See full hottest markets list

Rank Metro Area Hotness Score Demand Supply Median Price Days on Market
1 Kenosha, WI
99.5
99.7 99.3 $387,400 46 days
2 Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT
98.3
100 96.7 $424,900 54 days
3 Racine-Mount Pleasant, WI
97.8
96.7 99 $340,000 50 days
4 Manchester-Nashua, NH
97.7
98.7 96.7 $549,000 54 days
5 Lancaster, PA
96.7
94 99.3 $399,900 46 days
6 Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT
95.3
98.3 92.3 $425,000 57.5 days
7 Rochester, NY
94
95.3 92.6 $267,400 57 days
8 Springfield, IL
94
90 98 $179,900 53 days
9 Rockford, IL
93.8
95 92.6 $240,000 57 days
10 Springfield, MA
93.5
97.7 89.3 $349,900 58 days

Top metros by listing volume →    All hottest markets →

State Rankings — January 2026

All 50 states + DC ranked by active listing count. Click a state for its overview.

Rank State Active Listings Median Price YoY Price Days on Market New Listings
1 Florida 158,243 $425,000 -2.3% 86 47,492
2 Texas 115,395 $349,000 -1.7% 79 30,968
3 California 52,031 $698,000 -0.6% 69 29,012
4 Georgia 41,986 $380,000 -0.5% 75 13,260
5 North Carolina 36,148 $396,000 -0.8% 84 12,008
6 New York 29,010 $649,000 -0.1% 86 10,524
7 Arizona 28,695 $469,028 -2.6% 77 11,932
8 Tennessee 28,749 $419,023 -0.2% 80 9,344
9 South Carolina 24,194 $350,000 +0% 79 8,732
10 Pennsylvania 20,523 $299,000 +1.4% 75 8,704
11 Michigan 19,152 $269,000 +3.5% 71 7,568
12 Illinois 17,566 $280,000 -3.1% 65 8,356
13 Ohio 17,681 $265,000 +6% 65 8,848
14 Colorado 20,402 $548,900 -1.9% 85 8,220
15 Alabama 19,073 $325,400 +2.2% 81 6,512
16 Virginia 16,401 $425,000 +3.7% 63 8,344
17 Missouri 16,624 $295,000 +3% 77 6,100
18 Washington 15,074 $600,000 +0.2% 84 6,984
19 New Jersey 13,420 $519,999 -2.8% 60 6,348
20 Indiana 14,362 $283,900 +1.8% 72 5,980
21 Oklahoma 14,729 $289,900 -1.6% 78 4,524
22 Louisiana 15,389 $270,000 -1.6% 93 4,108
23 Maryland 11,774 $399,999 +0% 60 5,632
24 Arkansas 12,175 $299,900 +3.8% 79 3,528
25 Kentucky 10,848 $299,000 +1% 75 3,648
26 Minnesota 10,169 $365,000 -2.6% 72 4,388
27 Utah 10,724 $572,500 -2.1% 85 4,148
28 Oregon 10,982 $534,900 -2.7% 96 3,924
29 Nevada 11,099 $479,000 -0.2% 75 3,956
30 Iowa 9,826 $269,900 -3.3% 82 2,820
31 Wisconsin 9,785 $370,000 +0% 71 3,660
32 Mississippi 8,270 $289,900 +0.4% 89 2,556
33 Kansas 6,636 $280,000 -0.6% 77 2,448
34 Idaho 6,266 $569,000 +1.7% 80 2,680
35 Massachusetts 6,945 $699,000 -3.2% 66 3,960
36 New Mexico 5,835 $387,250 -0.3% 95 1,800
37 Hawaii 5,995 $750,000 -6.8% 88 1,476
38 Nebraska 4,934 $335,000 -1.5% 67 1,744
39 Connecticut 3,391 $480,000 -0.8% 61 1,920
40 West Virginia 3,674 $241,825 -2.2% 80 1,356
41 Montana 4,142 $599,000 -1% 106 1,020
42 Maine 3,769 $420,000 -2.3% 99 1,060
43 Delaware 2,529 $480,950 +0.2% 77 1,068
44 South Dakota 2,757 $369,900 +0% 85 784
45 New Hampshire 2,047 $565,000 -0.1% 77 888
46 District of Columbia 2,121 $540,000 -7.7% 77 576
47 Vermont 1,770 $495,000 +0% 106 456
48 Wyoming 2,030 $429,000 -6.7% 92 644
49 North Dakota 1,644 $352,250 -0.5% 85 480
50 Rhode Island 1,139 $540,000 +5.6% 57 588
51 Alaska 1,143 $419,950 +0.1% 106 428